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But some within the sector point out in response that although journalists can play a critical role in getting important stories to the public, they themselves are not always the easiest or most sensitive people to work with.

They worry that a weak series of PMI survey readings, from the national statistics offices and polls carried out by the private sector, point to GDP growth that is slower than official estimates suggest.

"From a sector point of view, what often drives consolidation in a sector is the need of bigger companies to grow," Novarro says.

Indians involved in the souvenir sector point out how within such a socioeconomic structure, solidarity articulates several forms of capitals based on a common shared ethnic identity: social capital (e.g. informal credit systems), relational capital (e.g. contacts, information, social networking), and human capital (job opportunities, informal education or entrepreneurial training).

The example of brucellosis demonstrates that interventions in livestock against zoonoses, which would never be cost-effective when uniquely assessed from a public health sector point of view, may become cost-saving when considered from a societal perspective.

The authors concluded that early treatment of IFNβ-1b was cost-effective from the health-care sector point of view with an incremental cost-effectiveness ratio (ICER) of €2,575 falling well below the unofficial acceptable incremental QALY range of between €12,000 and €60,000.

Of the $20 billion invested in infrastructure in 2001, two-thirds came from the private sector, points out José Augusto Marques of ABDIB, a heavy-industry group.

Medicare, which has largely removed these burdens from the elderly, while controlling costs better than the private sector, points the way.

Generation Rent The CBI is calling for an investment boost in the rental sector, pointing to figures suggesting that by 2018, 1 in 5 households will live in private rented accommodation.

The Confederation of British Industry's May survey on the service sector points to an "outbreak of optimism" in the property world and a similar uptick in almost every consumer branch except travel.

Numerous witnesses from across the government, police and the services sector pointed to a change in society's attitude towards domestic violence as a key measure to address it.