As I've pointed out in previous posts, both employers and those who devote relatively few resources to raising children are able to indirectly capture some future benefits from the labor power that committed parents nurture.
And so many progressive blogs, radio shows and television shows devote relatively little time/resources to examining how/why Democrats/progressive organizations are coming up short, and a huge amount of time/resources to telling us how crazy truly irrelevant people like Sarah Palin or Tom Tancredo are.
Both groups devoted relatively little time to child care, at least as a primary activity.
In the book, Mr. Hendra devotes relatively modest space to the particulars of his marriages.
But he devotes relatively little time to schmoozing with the press crew assigned to trail him.
Even as the need for skilled workers was increasing, India was devoting relatively fewer resources to producing them.
Yet Mr. Bush devoted relatively little of his 53 minute speech to the economy, the issue that is the top concern of voters during this election year.
But, surprisingly, given the title, the book devotes relatively few pages to the bucket plan itself, instead offering long chapters on annuities, real estate ownership and taxes.
One of the factors that isn't cited here is that Mr Obama, and the national Democratic Party, have devoted relatively little time, money or attention to the state.
Only in fits and starts has the Japanese government shown a willingness to address the question of Japanese imperial rule over the Korean peninsula, apologizing officially to the Korean government, but devoting relatively little attention in officially sanctioned textbooks to Japanese brutality, like the use of Korean women as sex slaves for the imperial army.
