Rather than simply reiterating those reviews, I have framed the paper in a series of axioms (which all agree upon), corollaries (consequences to productivity that follow from the axioms and are also agreed upon), and postulates (proposed consequences that are subject to some uncertainty).
Risk today depends upon the consequences of what somebody else will do, not on what God or nature will provide.
But the two most potent songs, in a show that often touched upon the consequences of love, had to do explicitly with war.
Durán didn't want to hold an event celebrating the culture of violence, but rather one that reflected upon its consequences.
That report urged big central banks to "internalise the spillover effects of their policies", recommending that they meet at regular intervals to consider, and publicly report upon, the consequences of their decisions for everyone else.
Reflection upon these consequences is then incorporated into more intelligent valuations, by way of further appraisals.
While focusing on the effects of corporate taxation on corporate governance, Kanniainen (1999) also touches upon the consequences of capital gains as well as dividend taxation.
We acknowledge the fact that our immature rat model probably has an increased inherent capacity of antioxidant defenses compared to humans, and may only speculate upon possible consequences.
Edelman writes about the benefits of this functional simplicity and selectivity (1971: 67): "Each metaphor intensifies selected perceptions and ignores others, thereby helping one to concentrate upon desired consequences of favored public politics and helping one to ignore their unwanted, unthinkable, or irrelevant premise and aftermaths.
However, the focus so far has been largely upon the consequences of this new "energy consciousness," rather than on the qualities of the incoming energy itself.
