"Used car volumes and margins have been maintained at high levels, which have offset the weaker performance in new car profits during the nine month period".
He copied tax credits from the US, which have offset labour market trends towards greater inequality, and he responded to the 2008 crash with a Keynesian stimulus that kept people in work.
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Now there's a new worry: Profits at Mercedes, which have offset Chrysler Group's losses in recent years, look to be flat next year, instead of up 6%, as J.P. Morgan Chase had forecast as recently as early September.
He cites the example of Japan's increasing coal use, which it has offset by buying credits from China through the clean development mechanism - an instrument set up by the Kyoto protocol - yet China's emissions have continued to increase rapidly.
Instead of countering Gore's move by calling for hand counts in Republican counties -- which would have offset Gore's Palm Beach advantage -- lawyer Baker went to federal court for an injunction to stop the hand counting.
But while Alpha was universally hailed as a technical marvel, Digital never managed to market it well enough to achieve large enough volumes, which would have offset the huge costs of development and manufacturing.
