The second tax that would be a windfall for New York would be to reduce or eliminate the capital gains tax, because it would stimulate a hometown industry, and create a lot more activity there".
He's pledged to cut regulations and stimulate a "shale industry revolution". Billionaire hedge funder Andy Redleaf of Whitebox Advisors, who predicted the global financial crisis, took a 7.5% stake in SandRidge the day it came out of bankruptcy.
We were successful in stimulating an entire industry that now employs hundreds of women.
The objectives of this proposal are two-fold: 1) To build a better bike for poor Africans in rural areas; and 2) To stimulate a bicycle building industry in Africa to satisfy local needs.
Hoping to stimulate a new green industry, for which sunny Spain seems ideal, the government increased the prices it paid for solar power to 12 times the market price for electricity.In a sense, it worked spectacularly.
As the project got under way, the city, the foundation and its nonprofit partners were all committed to taking a close look at the results and exploring what subsidies or incentives might be put in place to stimulate a new, local industry.
But it should be just the first of many decisions to stimulate an even more dynamic biomedical industry on Long Island.
In combination with the kind of shift in priorities my friends have chosen, the Hawaiian model may help us refocus on green projects, live in harmony with nature, stimulate an economic renaissance by refocusing industry on green products and projects, and thereby create spiritual, social, and aesthetic riches.
"I see results of this program really stimulating a new industry in Northern Virginia, transforming our economy," he said.
Following the trajectories of past significant innovations in scientific instruments, nanoscopy has spread into other branches of research, generated improvements and variations, and stimulated a budding industry.
Although World War II interrupted the new medium's development, postwar prosperity stimulated a new industry in which news programs with weather reports became a standard feature.
