But which makers, in which countries, will reap the benefits?
When you involve your supervisor, you not only improve that relationship, but you also assert yourself as someone who takes your job and performance seriously, which can reap positive job-related benefits and further contribute to a positive attitude.
He convinced VW, which will reap the proceeds, less Christie's commission, to offer the model for sale.
It could be an unpleasant affair for campaign-weary voters and a boon for local television stations, which would reap the financial rewards of an advertising barrage.
In addition to the leading operators, the other beneficiaries stand to be the cash-strapped European governments, which still reap dividends from their former national telecommunications monopolies.
Recent changes to the school curriculum have introduced the teaching of computer science at GCSE and A-level – with an emphasis on coding – which should reap significant benefits.
A switch by Mr. Helms would help the incoming Bush administration, which would reap the benefits of the restoration of America's full influence at the U.N.
The danger is they will tend to neglect the harder to measure areas, such as improving the quality of health care, which can reap a greater long-term benefit.
Throwing yet more capital at them risks perpetuating what Paul Krugman, a Nobel prize-winning economist, calls "lemon socialism", in which banks reap the gains but taxpayers eat the losses.
GHash is in a position to exercise complete control over which transactions appear on the blockchain and which miners reap mining rewards.
