[Sunstein's] insights and conclusions are broadly applicable to wherever benefit-cost analysis is practiced...Sunstein thinks deeply, writes engagingly, and is often provocative...[The Cost-Benefit Revolutisn] is likely to lead to much interesting debate as well as to new developments in the field.
"The proposals will in fact go further than salary sacrifice, and are intended to apply wherever a benefit has been obtained instead of cash in any circumstances including, for example, cash alternatives, flexible benefit allowances and simple trading-up of benefits," Groom said.
In contrast, consequentialists can simply say that the line belongs wherever the benefits outweigh the costs (including any bad side effects).
Given that the Internet is becoming increasingly important to deliver the BBC's programmes and services, we want to make sure that everyone in the UK can benefit wherever they live.
The union provides representation and benefits wherever the workers are.
Would the states even need to be involved if an efficient way could be found to treat all citizens equally from coast to coast, allowing them the same medical benefits wherever they live?
But the discontent with the state and with benefits, wherever it is coming from, is real — and until it is better understood, it will remain a political problem, in France and beyond.
They allow the free movement of capital and operations so that any multinational can site its headquarters and other operations wherever its business benefits.
Clinical trials need to be developed carefully to give a fair and balance report between risks and benefits, wherever the research is conducted [ 15– 17].
By reducing the risk of pneumonia in patients with COPD wherever possible, significant benefits to patients with COPD and resulting savings to our health care system can be realized.
