But it also means that narrow interest groups hold the balance of power.
Trade has always created losers and it has always been in their narrow interest to seek protection (even if it hurts everyone else).
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At the same time, the man wants to have a girlfriend but doesn't know how to talk about subjects outside of his one narrow interest, and he serves canned fish to anyone he has over.
"For people who create great value but for only a narrow interest group, I think that the potential for pay channels unlocks opportunities for creating revenue streams, " said Lucas Watson, YouTube's vice president of sales and marketing, at the time.
Profit at its Ford Motor Credit arm will likely narrow as interest rates rise.
Profit at its Ford Motor Credit (nyse: FCJ - news - people ) arm will likely narrow as interest rates rise.
He called on politicians and the public to set aside "narrow sectional interest" and work together to make India "a demonstrably better and safer place for women to live in".
In an era where so many acted only in pursuit of narrow self-interest, they've chosen the opposite.
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These do not add up to an ideological revolution so much as a big shift in power away from narrow, outdated interest-groups and towards the interests of the majority of Japanese.
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At a time when it has never been more tempting or accepted to pursue narrow self-interest and personal ambition, all of you here remind us that there are few things that are more fundamentally American than doing what we can to make a difference in the lives of others.
Construction projects, often of enormous size and impact, are developer generated and initiated, within a narrow spectrum of private interest, and the bigger they are the better the city seems to like them.
The advertiser has a message that it knows may be of interest to a narrow audience.
When you look at a show like that from a distance, it might seem too narrow to contain much of interest.
The attorney general defended herself against critics who have said that she has a conflict of interest or took too narrow a focus on the law.
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In the fiscal year ending March 2014, AMMB's net-interest margin is projected to narrow by 0.1 percentage point.
In America, for example, earnings have been crushed by tougher regulations and low interest rates, which usually narrow profit margins.
Like these past political movements, the Mama Grizzlies come to the public arena with a narrow view of the spheres open to female interest and achievement.
Long-term interest rates will come down to narrow the historically wide gap between short-term and long-term rates, says Dessauer, who believes mortgage rates will dip below 5%, keeping the housing boom going.
The rights of access under the audit legislation can only be exercised within the narrow window of opportunity and by those with a local interest.
If the Federal Reserve hikes interest rates, Harley may hit a speed bump because financing spreads will narrow.
For starters, eliminating anything from the Code has become an exercise in futility in light of the army of special interest groups and professional lobbyists who fight on behalf of even the most narrow, industry-specific provisions contained in the law.
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When Adam Smith pointed out that, if people want dinner, they look not to the benevolence of the butcher, brewer or baker, but to their regard for their own interest, his aim was not to portray social interaction as mean and narrow.
In addition, to narrow the competitiveness gap, all members should be able to refinance existing debt at the same interest rate.
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