Sentence examples for steady welfare from inspiring English sources

Five years of shrinking welfare rolls in New York and steady welfare allocations from Washington have meant a windfall for New York state and city budgets that totaled $6.7 billion statewide.

So, inevitably, there is much conjecture about how often a steady welfare check keeps the Nancys of America from a job.

Our analysis proves that the output reduction entailed by collusive behaviour may have a beneficial effect on steady state welfare, as a result of the balance between a higher market price and a lower amount of polluting emissions.

The comparison of private industry optima reveals that the Cournot steady state welfare level exceeds the corresponding Bertrand magnitude if the weight of the stock of pollution is large enough.

This assumption can be easily justified if one interprets capital as human or public capital.nAs above, ranking of steady state welfare coincides with the ranking of steady state capital because A↦ ln(f(K∗(A))−K∗(A))+u(A) is a strictly increasing function.oIt is clear that (0,0) is a corner steady state of the economy.

Under Assumption 1, the model predicts that the economy with more efficient agricultural productivity accumulated more capitalj and achieves higher steady state welfare.k This result can be tempting to conclude that poor countries will benefit from foreign land ownership if such ownership comes with the transfer of more efficient agricultural technology.l.l

The Bush administration and Congress should revisit this issue and take steps now to make sure hard times don't slow the steady march from welfare to independence.

From here we move on to austerity politics: the steady dismantling of the welfare state, vilification of the poor and disabled, the undermining of municipal services provided by local authorities, such as libraries, parks and leisure centres.

Increasingly we aren't framing poverty as the result of political forces: the privatisation of state assets such as energy and transport; the weakening of unions; the steady erasure of the welfare state.

Most of the people still in penury live in countries with chronically weak economies or belong to marginalised groups, suggesting that it would be unrealistic to expect steady advances in their welfare.The second projection (based on sustained 4% growth in consumption per person) does take the existing distribution of global poverty into account.

Third, we find the steady state level of welfare in the leading region.