One is to level the retail banks' playing-field by eliminating both explicit and implicit subsidies to state-owned competitors.
Regulations inherently carry both explicit and implicit costs.
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The government is now making explicit its implicit (and oft denied) support for the mortgage giants.
And taxpayers, whether explicit owners or implicit guarantors, will peer at the industry and its leaders with hostility, not admiration.
Shortages are caused by implicit and explicit (usually political) decisions to not pursue and deploy viable technologies.
Kokubun in effect has called for rewriting this past implicit and explicit understanding by invoking the departure of "those individuals" involved.
Set aside a little time each day to question all the assumptions both explicit and, more importantly, implicit that underlie your business model.
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But champions of the emerging markets note that some issuers have explicit or implicit government support and that the biggest private-sector borrowers, including multinationals such as Mexico's Cemex, a cement company, have geographically diverse revenues.
No market risk and the implicit (or even explicit) state guarantee: Pay a fixed amount now, and when Junior goes to a state college, his tuition is covered.
Consider partnering with complementary companies and causes that also delight your kind of customers so you can provide both implicit rewards of recognition and explicit rewards such as eCoupons to most popular contributors.
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There was none of the pressure, implicit from teachers and explicit from classmates, to leap, climb or hurl projectiles.
Beijing provided seed money for projects, and municipal officials would extend explicit or implicit guarantees to raise the funds to complete them.
Referring to Karnani, she pointed out that global markets are transitioning from implicit to explicit corporate responsibility and said his arguments neglect this shift.
Some American employers are offering an implicit (and sometimes explicit) deal to their employees: accept that we may have to sack you and, in exchange, we will make sure that you have the marketable skills needed to find another job.
In the longer term the bonus mess underlines the importance of getting the state out of finance: setting a time limit for the explicit guarantees and finding ways to lessen the implicit promise of support through living wills and the like.
And, in taking on Fannie and Freddie, they were belatedly making explicit the implicit government guarantee that the twins had long enjoyed in the eyes of investors.
Changes should "make explicit what is now implicit -- that foreign companies and individuals who manufacture or distribute drugs and drug components for use in the United States" are subject to the law, known as the Food, Drug and Cosmetic Act, Maher said.
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The argument that taxpayer money is needed to save or create jobs in America was the implicit purpose of TARP (Troubled Asset Relief Program) and the explicit purpose of the auto company bailouts.
It's a different job with every company, to figure out how to manage content and if it meets community standards--is it a violation or contradiction to explicit or implicit laws or unwritten community standards?
In America, Britain and Germany ten-year bond yields under 2% are now lower than the explicit (or implicit) inflation targets of their central banks.
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Lastly, a panoply of new tax credits and deductions has added to implicit fiscal subsidy with one hand as the government has tried to curb explicit help with the other.
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