Sentence examples for socioeconomic returns from inspiring English sources

All the same, when it's finished sorting out the artificial tricks and dodges used by multinationals in the developed world, the OECD might care to turn its attention to the developing world and whether the tax breaks offered stack up when set against the alleged socioeconomic returns.

At the same time, actors work with promises (and sometimes concerns), anticipate informally and more analytically, and base investment of resources on what are essentially bets on anticipated socioeconomic returns, as well as on possible actions of other actors [1].

Achieving the Millennium Development Goal targets for water and sanitation will have wide-ranging benefits including yielding greater socioeconomic returns via improved health, a productive workforce and educated children.

War, violence, HIV/Aids and socioeconomic diseases take their toll.

In particular two general aspects of the scaling properties of urban indicators appears systematically across time, and in different urban systems: i) economies of scale in urban material infrastructure and ii) increasing returns in socioeconomic productivity.

Those who did not return the FFQ were more likely to have annual incomes less than $20,000 and less than a high school education [ 24]; however, the ~900 people of lower socioeconomic status who did return the FFQ were similar in terms of race, age, sex or history of cardiovascular disease from those who did not return the FFQ, minimizing the likelihood of substantial bias.

Academic resource, demographic, and socioeconomic characteristics of schools that returned the questionnaire were approximately equal to those of schools that did not return it.

Academic resource, demographic, and socioeconomic characteristics of schools that returned the questionnaire were approximately equivalent to those of schools that did not return the questionnaire, as shown in Table 4.

28 In contrast, this study shows that long-term compensations to secure the socioeconomic position does not inhibit return to work, but may be essential contributors to the high proportion becoming employed at final follow-up.

The way to fix the 21st century is to return to the values and socioeconomic order of the 14th.

In primary-care patients with non-acute NSP, the strong predictors of stable return-to-work were 2 socioeconomic variables, Low total prior sick-listing and Young age, and 1 subjective variable, High self-prediction.