Debt investors could end up better off, too.
Similarly everybody ends up better off in this example when the number of choices is reduced.
Camille Paglia argues that students who attend trade schools end up better off than "glib, cynical, neurotic elite-school graduates".
But under Hansen's plan – which involves sharing the revenues of the carbon tax equally between citizens – those who don't use much fuel would end up better off anyway.
The Italian prime minister warns out loud that it will be "impossible" to allow the UK to end up better off outside the EU.
By Eileen Reynolds August 30, 2010 Camille Paglia argues that students who attend trade schools end up better off than "glib, cynical, neurotic elite-school graduates".
Professor Wong said that his research showed that most districts ended up better off, both financially and academically, after a period of state or municipal intervention.
They're always saying that workers should be happy to accept a declining share of national income, because the incentives associated with inequality make the economic pie bigger, and they end up better off in the end.
The rest of us are promotion-focused, see our goals as opportunities to make progress and end up better off, and are not particularly averse to risky choices when they hold the potential for rich gains.
Randall L. Kiser, co-author of a study on civil lawsuits that found that most plaintiffs ended up better off financially if they agreed to settlement offers instead of going to trial.
Some people may end up with lower wages, but thanks to the lower prices, we still end up better off on average.
