Asset-price inflation is just as harmful for economies as inflation in the prices of goods and services.
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Hence, competition in steel pricing can prove harmful for ArcelorMittal if steel demand drops or remains constant.
It favours additional regulation (which is no less harmful for coming, in the first instance, at firms', rather than governments', behest).
Deflation is harmful for conventional currencies because, in economist jargon, Bitcoins are a unit of account as well as a medium of exchange.
The current confusion in class action law is harmful for everyone -- employers, employees, businesses of all types and sizes, and the civil justice system.
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Doctors would need to see evidence to substantiate them before promoting yoga which might in fact be unsafe and harmful for some people to do.
The impact of raising the minimum wage in 2009 on teen employment makes it very clear that this is especially harmful for young teen workers looking for their first opportunity to have a job.
He took historic action -- his administration did -- to confront climate change, including proposing the first national standard for harmful carbon pollution for new power plants, as well as establishing unprecedented standards for cars and trucks that will slash emissions of carbon pollution while, at the same time, saving consumers billions of dollars.
Fine-tuning and guiding the economy is a harmful undertaking for a central bank.
Harmful drinking for men is consuming more than 21 units of alcohol per week, with the benchmark just 14 units for women.
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It directs my administration, under the leadership of Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood and EPA Administrator Lisa Jackson, to develop a standard to improve fuel efficiency and reduce harmful emissions for trucks, starting with the model year 2014.
While there may be medical value in some of the individual components of the cannabis plant, the fact remains that smoking marijuana is an inefficient and harmful method for delivering the constituent elements that have or may have medicinal value.
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Without proper management, the area is ripe for harmful development that could disrupt the delicate ecosystem.
In a swab sample of one household bin for harmful bugs, Mr Boothby recorded a reading of 48, 029.
Lab coats, scrub suits, uniforms, gowns, gloves and linens are all known to be breeding grounds for harmful microbes.
These bills will curb lead levels in water pipes, a major source of harmful lead exposure for children, and help address diesel engine pollution that is linked to serious health conditions like asthma and heart and lung disease.
With an optional anti-microbial keyboard for protecting against harmful bacteria, the notebook trio is ideal for deploying in shared environments such as schools, reception desks, and libraries.
Make it a general rule that anyone with more money than a plaintiff is responsible for anything harmful that a plaintiff does.
Sites where users can post their own images and videos should commit to specific time-lines for removing harmful content, recommended the report.
Nothing, barely even a word of acknowledgment from the people who'd been citing the study and condemning people to the harmful effects of austerity for the past four years.
Researching the menu also takes time, since many foods that are OK for humans can be harmful to dogs onions, chocolate and some dairy products, for example.
Sceptics can expect to win popular support for the view that freer trade is harmful, but could never hope to gain broad backing for the idea that, so far as possible, technological progress should be brought to a halt.
At that stage Dr Pusztai's research simply looked like a proof of principle checking that the techniques for transplanting and testing lectin genes worked, prior to exploring other, less harmful lectins as built-in insecticides for crops.
Likewise, investors significantly punished companies for eco-harmful events with a corresponding abnormal return of -.65%.
The perception of the harmful effects of smoking, for example, can influence habit and addiction.
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The dirty cash group showed the lowest moral standards, demanding less money for unfair and harmful acts than the clean money group.
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But if harmful levels of stress continue for too long, a person may lose the ability to relax, a condition linked in research to numerous health problems.
But he said putting off the vote until 2014 would be harmful to the Scottish economy for years to come and he pointed to the divisive impact of the referendum on Scotland.
They are criticized for being potentially harmful to marine life, but Mortimer contends that because the turbine's propellers move relatively slowly, the impact on fish and other forms of sea life is minimal.
They had giant-jellyfish invasions in 2005 and 2007, and because they've recently been spotted in the Sea of Japan, they're bracing for another, potentially harmful wave this summer.
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