These compliance burdens contribute nothing to economy, representing a deadweight loss.
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Employee turnover is expensive, and training new workers is a deadweight cost.
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No more deadweight loss due to contract signings, billing, expense reports and collections.
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The Aframax-type ship can carry up to 115,340 deadweight tonnes, AIS data showed.
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The Aframax-type ship can carry up to 115,340 deadweight tonnes, AIS data showed.
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The system behind these taxes is a bureaucratic mammoth, a deadweight on the economy.
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Classical economists tend to see them as localised monopolies on labour, which impose deadweight losses.
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And the pain of his partner who wants to shop without a deadweight hanging on.
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The "Brexit tax" would be a pure deadweight loss, a cost incurred with no economic benefit.
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Nowhere does Warren acknowledge the large deadweight burden that today's high tax rate imposes on investment.
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Income taxes normally create deadweight loss, but this is not true for incomes unconnected to merit.
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One warned that Grimm, like Roy Moore in Alabama, would be deadweight in a general election.
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The dance often concluded with Shawkat wrapping herself around her partner or going deadweight in his arms.
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The vessel is 105,000 deadweight tonnes and could carry the equivalent of about 800,000 barrels of gasoline.
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At Dalrymple Bay, the 93,296 deadweight ton (DWT) panamax ship Piavia arrived to load coal on Nov. 4.
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At Dalrymple Bay, the 93,296 deadweight tonne (DWT) panamax ship Piavia arrived to load coal on Nov. 4.
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Police said they also seized S$3.05 million ($2.29 million) in cash and a small, 12,000-deadweight-tonne tanker.
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During raids on Sunday, police said they seized S$3.05 million in cash and the 12,000-deadweight-tonne tanker.
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This is known as a tax's "deadweight loss," and the corporate tax may be the most destructive of all.
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The 4,570 deadweight tonnes Gibraltar-flagged tanker Key Bay made a port call to Moroccan-controlled Laayoune on Jan.
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Dry-bulk ships of 80,000 deadweight tonnes (DWT) are being offered on online trading platform Alibaba for $5503-$14 million.
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These distorted incentives — the "deadweight loss" from a tariff — are shown by the areas of the triangles in the figure.
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While deadweight capacity has been eliminated, China's domestic consumption has been robust, translating into two years of ever-faster falling exports.
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The 6,593 deadweight tonne (dwt) Grand Karo is now anchored about 35 km (22 miles) from Rizhao, ship tracking data showed.
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Plans include a 300,000 deadweight tonnage (DWY) crude terminal, two 150,000-DWT crude berths and a 9.8 million barrel storage farm.
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This translates to a deadweight loss from the US GDP of more than $26 billion over the course of the shutdown.
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Canada, Brazil and the European Union have already threatened countermeasures, representing what economists refer to as a "deadweight loss" to global welfare.
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Panamax ships can carry up to 5,43 containers or 52,500 deadweight tons and are designed to transport goods across the Panama canal.
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But some sales are lost because of monopoly pricing, which represents a "deadweight loss" to society—a missed opportunity to raise total welfare.
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Most of that loss will come from the deadweight loss of consumers buying more expensive, or less efficient, products because of the tariffs.
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NITC says it has a fleet of 69 tankers, 66 of which are crude carriers, with a total of 15.5 million deadweight tonnage (DWT).
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The largest, the 180,000 deadweight tonne (DWT) capesize Hanjin Matsuyama, was bought by Singapore-based Winning Shipping for $22.75 million, according to the data.
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Workers are paid according to their productivity; trade never makes anyone worse off; and government interventions in the market always generate a "deadweight loss".
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According to Waldfogel's estimates, the difference — the so-called deadweight loss — accounted for between $4 billion and $13 billion a year in economic waste.
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If you assumed the corporate tax creates a deadweight loss worth ten times the revenue it raises, you might justify the CEA's numbers, he says.
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The Aulac Fortune is a small, 17,500 deadweight tonne oil product tanker built in 2010, sailing under Vietnamese flag, according to data from Marine Traffic.
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Prince Muhammad's ministers are astute, have PhDs from Western universities and speak the jargon of key performance indicators, but much of the government is deadweight.
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The Sri Lankan Ministry of Foreign Affairs published a statement confirming the eight member crew of the 1,800 deadweight tonne oil tanker are from Sri Lanka.
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If tax cuts were paid for with more borrowing rather than lower spending, they would end up as deadweight for the economy rather than as fuel.
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See their picks ahead, and say get ready to say so long, closet deadweight: We can't wait to fill your space with some fresh spring buys.
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Taxing these innovators is inefficient — there is deadweight loss —because those taxes discourage intelligence, creativity and effort, and those are precisely the traits that create prosperity.
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He has complained in recent days that his Cabinet has fallen well short of his expectations and wants to purge all the "deadweight," one official said.
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Charter rates for an 80,000-deadweight tonnes Aframax tanker from Southeast Asia to East Coast Australia fell to W84.75 on Thursday, compared with around W85.50 last week.
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Both vessels are 'Suezmax' tankers, with capacities from 120,000-200,000 deadweight tonnes, named after the Suez Canal as they are able to transit the canal fully laden.
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Because the giver inevitably understands the receiver's preferences imperfectly, recipients usually value gifts by less than their purchase price, generating a substantial "deadweight loss" to the economy.
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The 7,990 deadweight tonnage (dwt) new build will be the first LNG bunker tanker for Singapore and Sinanju and will deliver ExxonMobil's new Engineered Marine Fuels (EMF.
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Trump said Tuesday he is "getting very close to having the Cabinet" he wants, and an administration official said Trump wants to purge "deadweight" from the ranks.
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Charter rates for an 80,000-deadweight tonnes Aframax tanker from Southeast Asia to East Coast Australia fell to around W86 on Thursday compared with around W87.25 last week.
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According to data from Thomson Reuters Eikon, Crystal Sunrise is a Very Large Gas Carrier (VLGC) with a deadweight tonnage (DWT) of 54,070 tonnes carrying Middle Eastern origin LPG.
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The 75,000 deadweight tonne British Merchant LNG tanker, loaded with gas from Trinidad & Tobago, is scheduled to be the first LNG tanker to travel through the expanded Panama Canal.
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At 120,20163 deadweight tonnes, the 'Q-Flex' LNG tanker, is not the biggest ship to have passed through the Panama Canal, which has accommodated container ships of around 140,000 tonnes.
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In 1993, economist Joel Waldfogel wrote the article that is a favorite of Grinches everywhere, including myself: "The Deadweight Loss of Christmas," published in the prestigious journal American Economic Review.
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The 5,000 deadweight tonne tanker - small by industry standards - was scheduled to deliver the fuel to Daesan in South Korea, according to its official destination registered in the shipping data.
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But when a system's got over 1,800 games available for it (all of which can be played on 3DS, of course), there's always going to be substantial deadweight and detritus.
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The largest, the 22019,22020 deadweight tonne (DWT) capesize Hanjin Matsuyama, was sold by Japanese shipping firm Kumiai Senpaku to Singapore-based Winning Shipping for $215 million, according to the data.
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However, it generates only about 1 percent of federal tax receipts and many studies find that the deadweight loss to the economy far exceeds the value of the tax collected.
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Set aside the moral arguments — this is one of the few taxes for which not only is there no deadweight loss, the tax actually makes us more prosperous as a nation.
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Watford's second-choice stopper Costel Pantilimon is between the sticks for the Tricolorii, while their outfield stars include former Tottenham deadweight Vlad Chiricheș and one-time West Ham defender Răzvan Raț.
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An officer onboard the 119,503 deadweight tonne (DWT) Nord Vela, which anchored off Caofeidian on January 5, said when contacted by phone that the delays were the worst he had seen.
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Both vessels, with deadweight of around 3500 tonnes and 82 metres long, had been emptied of fuel and lubricants, Claus Bachmann, chief operating officer of Maersk Supply Service, said in an email.
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In 1993 Joel Waldfogel, then a professor at Yale University, turned a lunchtime conversation with colleagues into a paper entitled "The deadweight loss of Christmas", which argued that, no, it is not.
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" Former Council of Economic Advisers head Greg Mankiw explained: "It is a standard proposition in economics that the deadweight loss of a tax rises approximately with the square of the tax rate.
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While this can sometimes lead to deadweight loss of time when appointments are actually only 20 minutes apart, it still improves the consumer experience by ensuring their appointments always start on time.
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The VLCC fleet is forecast to grow 0153 percent this year and 2015 percent in 210, while tankers totaling 2274 million deadweight tonnage (DWT) are due for delivery this year, Bancosta said.
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There's deadweight loss, yes, but the power sector is not exactly a perfect competitive market at the moment, so there's no reason to believe the current balance of investments is economically optimal.
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Very large crude carriers (VLCCs) transitting the canal from the Arabian Gulf after discharging at the SUMED oil pipeline will be charged $155,000 if they are carrying more than 250,000 in deadweight tonnage.
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As with monopolies, this exercise of monopsony power boosts profits but saddles society with a deadweight loss—the underemployment of workers—as well as other costs, such as higher spending on state benefits.
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As reported earlier, Fox is looking to shed what it views as deadweight in its entertainment divisions in order to focus on the far more profitable news and sports sides of its business.
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Shipping data in Thomson Reuters Eikon shows that around 20 small tankers with a combined capacity of around 219,2900 deadweight tonnes (DWT) are currently shipping refined products into Myanmar, virtually all from Singapore.
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Teo Shipping has put a 15-year old 203,107 deadweight tonne (DWT) panamax bulk carrier called the Cretan Wave up for sale at a price tag of $4.65 million, according to the nautisnp.
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In a chapter on the deadweight of state-owned companies, Mr McMahon visits a factory owned by Erzhong, a machinery-maker that built the world's biggest hydraulic press forge, used for pounding out metal.
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Middle East supply is also high with at least four other vessels, of between 53,000 and 59,000 deadweight tonnage, provisionally booked to load LPG from Qatar, Yanbu and Ras Tanura, according to shipping sources.
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Jiangsu New Times Shipbuilding Co, with a production capacity of 5 million deadweight tonnes (DWT) per annum, has issued a force majeure notice to 2020 Bulkers, a Bermuda-based cargo operator, following the virus epidemic.
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He's spent the years since winning Europe's Strongest Man, lifting more deadweight than anyone in history, and breaking a 1,000-year-old Icelandic record that has something to do with a very, very large log.
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The Philippines Coast Guard has banned one of the 31 OMM vessels, the 6,830 deadweight tonne (dwt) Jin Teng general cargo ship, from leaving port until safety deficiencies are put right, officials said on Friday.
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Clearlake, the tanker chartering arm of Gunvor, has chartered the 303,230 deadweight tonne (dwt) Very Large Crude Carrier (VLCC) Arenza XXVII at $240,21 per day for one to four months, a Singapore-based shipbroker said.
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But placed within the context of Gentry's truest vision, he was often deadweight, an invasive presence that forced the New Orleans coaching staff to search for different ways to be uptempo with him on the floor.
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According to ship tracking data on Reuters, the 4,570 deadweight tonnes tanker is carrying a cargo of fish oil and is bound for the French port of Fecamp, where it is due to arrive on Friday.
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It goes on to explain why Morgan Stanley expects demographic-led shifts in savings and investment to soon push interest rates higher and transform that debt mountain into additional deadweight on world growth over next five years.
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The 1,800 deadweight tonne Aris 13 is owned by Panama company Armi Shipping and managed by Aurora Ship Management in the United Arab Emirates, according to the Equasis shipping data website, managed by the French transport ministry.
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The 1,800 deadweight ton Aris 13 is owned by Panama company Armi Shipping and managed by Aurora Ship Management in the United Arab Emirates, according to the Equasis shipping data website managed by the French transport ministry.
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The 1,800 deadweight ton Aris 13 is owned by Panama company Armi Shipping and managed by Aurora Ship Management in the United Arab Emirates, according to the Equasis shipping data website, managed by the French transport ministry.
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"The boards of directors and commissioners will propose (units to be merged or liquidated)," Thohir said, adding that the ministry was weighing up firms by sector, function and profits, to identify "deadweight" to be merged or liquidated.
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The 6,830 deadweight tonne (dwt) general cargo ship Jin Teng was one of the first sanctioned North Korean ships to enter a foreign port since the tightened sanctions were passed unanimously by the U.N. Security Council on Wednesday.
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DUBLIN, July 31 (Reuters) - Ireland's lower VAT rate for tourism has become a "significant deadweight" on the economy and increasing it now will have no real adverse impact on the tourism sector, the finance department said on Tuesday.
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The M/V Jin Teng, a 6,830 deadweight tonne (dwt) cargo ship with its 21 North Korean crew, left on Thursday afternoon for China after clearing immigration, customs, quarantine and port authorities, said coastguard spokesman Commander Armand Balilo.
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Large container ships of 15,000-18,000 TEUs (20-foot equivalent units) consume up to 3793 tonnes of high-sulphur fuel a day at sea, while a 300,000 deadweight tonne (DWT) supertanker guzzles up to about 100 tonnes per day.
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The UK accounted for nearly 3 percent of the world total or just over 48 million deadweight tonnes, versus over 16 percent or 279 million dwt held by Greece, the No.1 ship-owning nation, the UNCTAD report showed.
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U.S. health-care operates in a country with lower total tax revenues as a share of gross domestic product, a financing strategy that produces lower deadweight losses than one in which tax financed government programs provide all health care.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Australia's mountain of mortgage debt is an even greater deadweight on consumer spending than previously thought, a central bank paper argued on Thursday, suggesting recent rate cuts might not be enough on their own to revive activity.
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Large container ships of 15,000-18,000 TEUs (20-foot equivalent units) consume up to 3793 tonnes of high-sulfur fuel a day at sea, while a 300,000 deadweight tonne (DWT) supertanker guzzles up to about 100 tonnes per day.
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"Global coal prices started to increase and with (loading) rates at a lucrative $23.5-6003 (per ton) you can earn big money," he said, calculating that loading just one 2600,22 ton deadweight ship would earn $22 million - for two days work.
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Instead of pursuing more power through opaque regulations and months of court battles, ditching net neutralityand cutting deadweight regulations on internet providers and other telecommunications companies is the key to giving consumers a power-up in today's fast-paced digital economy.
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Clarkson calculate the total global fleet capacity at 1.81 billion deadweight tonnes with a further 300 million tonnes of capacity coming on line over the next three to four years, the result of a hangover of the boom years when shipping was profitable.
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Mayer walked right into a company on life support, and reports from the time suggested she was brought on to make Yahoo great again—to save it from turning into the kind of fusty, dated deadweight popular with grandparents and Ted Stevens.
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As my partner's work permit expired, they were left without work while we footed about $5,000 [$3,694 USD] in legal bills and application processing fees, and with one half of our partnership becoming financial deadweight, it put an incredible strain on the relationship.
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As an immigrant, a veteran and the leader of a labor union representing thousands of hardworking temporary protected status holders, I find insulting the notion that immigrants are deadweight, taking advantage of a nation that was built by immigrants in the first place.
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He reached his estimate by looking at 2 percent dividend yield, a "deadweight loss from the 4.4 percent it has been historically," and earnings growth of about 23 percent, which matches typical economic growth, to predict future investment return of 6 percent.
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Every extra day a 180,000 deadweight tonne capesize ship waits outside a northern Chinese port to unload its Australian iron ore cargo costs the charterer about $12,000 based on current freight rates, excluding costs for crew salaries and supplies as well as fuel.
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He said Tuesday he is "getting very close to having the Cabinet" he has envisioned and has privately vowed to purge the "deadweight" amid a series of negative headlines that have engulfed about a quarter of his Cabinet, according to an administration official.
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Shipping data in Thomson Reuters Eikon shows that the brand new, 299,011 deadweight tonne (DWT) Gener8 Oceanus VLCC, now off the southeast coast of Taiwan en route to Singapore, and with a carrying capacity of about 2.2 million barrels, has been chartered to load gasoil.
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The fleet would include new orders of 50 vessels of 103,000 to 10,000 deadweight tonne (DWT) each and chartering another 50 smaller vessels each of 3,000-4,000 DWT, said the official, who declined to be named as he's not authorized to speak to the press.
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John McCain reacted to the incident on Twitter: The merchant vessel involved in the collision is the Alnic MC, which is a Liberian-flagged, 183 meter-long (600 feet) oil or chemical tanker of 50,760 deadweight tonnes, according to shipping data in Thomson Reuters Eikon.
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About 10.3 million deadweight tonnes (DWT) have been sold for demolition from January to April this year, compared with 11.2 million DWT for the whole of 2017 and 2.5 million for 20193, said Erik Broekhuizen, head of tanker research and consulting at ship broker Poten & Partners Inc.
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About 22016 million deadweight tonnes (DWT) have been sold for demolition from January to April this year, compared with 22019 million DWT for the whole of 22019 and 2.5 million for 2016, said Erik Broekhuizen, head of tanker research and consulting at ship broker Poten & Partners Inc.
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Its announced 300,000 troop reduction in September at a massive military parade initially seemed to be about trimming a little deadweight, as the People's Liberation Army would still be over two-million strong, but there are recent indications that cuts will target the officer corps—including political officers.
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"While the evidence on how regulations and the economy interact is mixed, we all agree that major rules that have become obsolete or costlier than expected, over time can reduce productivity, increase costs, and lower economic output; in economic terms, this means increased deadweight loss that prevents the U.S. economy from achieving its potential," the groups wrote in the Thursday letter.
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