And there is no convincing evidence that real economic activity responds materially to changes in these rates, at least within the range of rates experienced in the United States during the last half-century.
A recent review by three distinguished academic economists also found no convincing evidence that real economic activity responds materially to tax-rate changes on top income earners, although such rate changes do affect their tax-avoidance behavior.
Whether you like this movie may depend very materially on how you respond to Franco himself, but I found his casting very astute.
If the public were to perceive a statement about future policy to be unconditional, then long-term rates might fail to respond in the desired fashion should the economic outlook change materially.
"The board believes the agreements with Foxtel and MCN will materially enhance Ten's business and better equip it to respond to the challenge of the ever-changing media and advertising landscape," McLennan said in a statement on Monday.
D.H.L. Airways' lawyer, Sandy Litvack, who had already been scolded by the judge several times, responded: "I think it materially changes the situation in that, respectfully, we spend a lot of time on an issue that I suggest to you is about to become moot".
For research in many developing countries, lack of guidelines on appropriate levels of benefits, and on how to respond to ethical dilemmas that FWs and other frontline research staff face, could leave them in emotionally and materially vulnerable positions [ 17].
They argued that the slow recovery would not respond to additional monetary stimulus and "that additional action would be warranted only if the outlook worsened and the odds of deflation increased materially".
The SEC called the proxy materials materially false and misleading.
Isn't cinema simply responding to a fear of – and desire to punish – women, especially materially successful or sexually active women?
