"If listed porbeagle shark cannot be sold, costs to the fishing industry would range from $0.8 million to $1.8 million, with an additional potential loss of $0.7 million in regional spin off effects," the decision explains.
"If listed porbeagle shark cannot be sold, costs to the fishing industry would range from $0.8 million to $1.8 million [$0.57 million USD to $1.29 million USD], with an additional potential loss of $0.7 million [$0.5 million USD] in regional spin off effects," the decision explains.
Lower interest rates were deployed to fend off recession but had the spin-off effect of making money available for speculative investment.
One should be careful though since this effect was not aimed for and an effect of a drug beyond the targeted antithrombotic action, on cell metabolic pathways, cannot be regarded as a wanted spin-off effect.
As a consequence, the numbers of Norwegian hospitals carrying out breast cancer surgery have declined, from around 60 to 20. 6 It is likely that this has influenced the treatment of non-screened age groups as a spin-off effect.
Tourism has been the source of more than $10 billion in annual revenues, including spin-off effects, he said.
Mr. Blodgett said his analysis includes not only the jobs that would be lost on the base, but the spin-off effects.
His return to prominence on the golf course will have spin-off effects for his finances alongside professional status and confidence.
As enlightened governments figure all of this out and seek to encourage happiness and its spin-off effects, there is at least one obvious bump in the road: a countervailing trend that is not making mass-happiness creation so easy.
Other economic and environmental spin-off effects are also evaluated in the paper.
Spin-off effects represent the loss of economic activity due to reduced spending by employees and their suppliers.
