Such accounts were intended as the centrepiece of the Republican Party's "ownership society".Economists are divided on the merit of such accounts, but agree they do nothing to restore solvency: that requires slimmer benefits, higher taxes, or both.
After NAFTA and WTO, corporate executives could tell unions to accept lower wages and slimmer benefits, or else watch the factory disappear overseas.
Fox led the night by a slim margin, benefiting from an audience of more than 15 million viewers between 8 and 8 30 p.m. because of an overrun of its football coverage.
The "Drop a jeans-size" campaign focused on communicating well-being and the satisfaction of slimming as benefits, rather than purely emphasising the health outcome.
Most of the work is unglamorous, the benefits slim and the wages often only a few dollars above the hourly minimum.
Refining margins are slim, but Repsol benefits from a 40% share of its home market.Perhaps the most nimble Spanish giant is Ferrovial, a construction and services company, which also runs airports and toll roads.
This should happen in two ways: by major tax reforms, and also, slimming down social benefits across the board — not based on income".
But here, too, the potential benefits are slim.
For anyone living along the pipeline's route, they say, economic benefits are slim because it's Canadian oil and will be sold on the international market.
The weight reduction and a 20 percent slimmer profile provide other benefits, too.
Trevor, Edinburgh's only Nordic walking instructor, took it up four years ago and is an excellent advert for its benefits: kind, chipper, slim.
