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A larger overall tax take from the rich, without hurting the dynamism of the economy.
A tier one city, defined by a panoply of options, significant size, vibrant dynamism and rich history – so London, New York, Paris, Tokyo, Hong Kong – calls for a certain approach.
Despite their elaborate organization, the frescoes are capable of direct appeal owing to their rich colours and the vigour and dynamism of their entire approach.
This paper argues that the contribution of some universities to local and regional economic dynamism is much richer than overly mechanistic depictions suggest.
As seen recently in South Africa the gap between rich and poor is widening and that dynamism is being played out in other developing countries.
Even the self-centered ambition to get on, to create a richer life, inevitably gives a degree of constructive dynamism to society - in a market economy, you succeed by doing what other people want.
Indeed, how might a reimagined classical training retain the rich fundamentals of the classical tradition while capturing the dynamism of the pop world?
Mr Legrain cites innovative, entrepreneurial and peripatetic Swedes and Indians to drive home his central thesis that both rich and emerging countries stand to gain from the latter's increasing economic dynamism.
"Wrath" is the richer of the two films, both aesthetically (Barker's direction has a dynamism lacking in Worthington's studious, pictorial style) and culturally.
