Moreover, exempted patients were argued to account for a high proportion of all patients, meaning that the revenue consequence of adherence were large.
TicketNetwork, which is based in South Windsor, Conn., and says it has $111 million a year in revenue, suffered immediate consequences.
Because it focuses on giving states power to veto (e.g., taxes) without their shouldering responsibility for asserting it (trimming appropriations because of lost tax revenue), the unintended consequences would likely be at least as important as the intended.
Ana Arendar, Oxfam's head of inequality, said: "Tax dodging isn't an abstract accounting game – the lost revenue has devastating consequences for the world's poorest people who miss out on life-saving medicines and the chance to go to school".
Over the last six years, HMRC has raised £29bn of additional revenue as a consequence of their interventions with big businesses.
The U-turn was applauded by both clubs, who will each take an additional £200,000 revenue as a consequence of the local coverage, but they are perhaps mindful that television has also been a major contributor in the competition's downfall.
These systems fuel mass incarceration by tapping the greatest possible revenues, with terrible consequences for those tapped: poor people, particularly in communities of color.
For this environment we show that a global bidder faces an exposure problem with adverse consequences for revenue and efficiency.
"There is significant investment going into sevens just now and it's beginning to take off, so for us to lose a leg at this time has very disappointing consequences for revenue streams around sevens".
Scottish Rugby director Dominic McKay recently told BBC Scotland the decision to drop Glasgow in favour of Paris would have "disappointing consequences for revenue streams", prompting fears of a part-time future for the Scotland Sevens team.
