That's because there's little to lose--they rarely put up any money to build the new properties.
Volunteers are also being asked to help build and put up the nest boxes in the chosen locations.
Kroc got his franchisees to put up most of the capital to build the restaurants.
For every hour's care they put in, the volunteers build up an hour's worth of care credit that they can keep in a timebank.
Instead of the city using tax dollars to build a network, Earthlink put up its own capital.
The most important members of the team, then, may not be the entrepreneurs and venture capitalists who put up the drive and the money, nor the engineers who build the hardware that makes it all possible, but the economists who try to work out the effect on the price of platinum when a mountain of the stuff arrives from outer space.
"It would be nice to think that this little idea is going to build me a house and I could put my feet up, " said King.
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The Deposit Guarantee Schemes Directive - put forward by the European Commission - would force banks to build up a pot of money to ensure that savers are protected in struggling times.
The Horizon project to build new reactors at Wylfa and Oldbury, Gloucestershire, was put up for sale by German-owned E.
As one banker put it me, things usually take as long to unwind as they did to build up.
In the past, in Lee Iacocca's day at Ford, the company put its best men in Mercury trying to build the line into something more than dolled-up Fords.
Ferguson warned in the build-up that Iniesta - arguably the game's most influential performer - and Xavi could put opponents "on a carousel" with their passing, and his prediction proved ominously correct as United were on a rough ride after the optimism of those opening 10 minutes.
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