That's why it is important for consumers to be cautious and make sure that they mitigate the risk before playing "click and collect".
What are the examples that policymakers can learn from; how can they mitigate the risk of excluding certain groups; and how do you make e-governance a two-way street?
Subsidies, from the EU or anyone else, will be counter-productive if they mitigate the effects of mistaken policies and so delay change.What should poor but clever governments do?
Pitting the painting's flimsiness against its powers of transformation more evocatively than before, they mitigate the alienation of everyday life with a layer of lightly dabbed-on oil paint that signifies human attention, and summons a wondrous sense of light without really covering up much.
In stark contrast to the divine right of kings and other such conceptions of privilege, human rights extend in theory to every person on Earth, without regard to merit or need, simply for being human or because they mitigate inherent human vulnerability or are requisite to social justice.
For example, Mayda (2010) finds that migration quotas matter because they mitigate supply-side effects.
