In Fairfield County, by many measures the most economically stratified county in perhaps the most economically stratified state in the country, New Canaan has recently become something of an affordable housing leader.
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One of the most economically devastating things in life is divorce.
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The most economically productive U.S. House districts are led by Democrats.
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But he said "the route will not be the most economically efficient".
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Americans who live in the most economically prosperous areas are far more likely to attain higher educational achievements, earn more money and even live longer than those who live in the most economically distressed areas, a new report finds.
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Today, it's a technology hub and one of China's most economically potent cities.
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Applus Services submits most economically advantageous tender for vehicle inspection contract in Ireland.
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Many of these towns are among the most economically distressed in the nation.
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Instead, the American political system chose the most economically counterproductive tax structure available.
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Letcher County regularly ranks among the most economically distressed counties in the nation.
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"The president's base is among the most economically vulnerable in the country," he said.
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Skeptics questioned whether this was the most economically efficient way to address the problem.
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Ms. Harper's website calls Columbus the second most economically segregated city in the country.
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Utah, Alaska, Iowa, North Dakota and South Dakota were the most economically equal states.
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It makes less money to go around... and hurts the most economically vulnerable workers.
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Similarly, perceptions of economic change were filtered through broader views about Obama and the country: the political scientist Michael Tesler found that the most racially resentful Americans were the most economically pessimistic before the 2016 election and the most economically optimistic after it.
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I think maybe the most economically significant part of Christmas isn't the buying and selling.
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"This will be our most economically successful games," Lazarus told reporters on a conference call.
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Either way, they tend to be among the most economically vulnerable people in the country.
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Asian-Americans are the fastest-growing group in the United States and most economically unequal.
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Among their findings was that the most creative spaces are the most economically at risk.
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These services alone would make seagrass meadows among the most economically valuable ecosystems on Earth.
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Young, African-American males, who are arguably the most economically marginalized members of our society.
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Then our country's most economically unprotected classes finally might become a policy priority in Washington.
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"This will be our most economically successful Games," Lazarus confirmed to reporters on a conference call.
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Advertising revenue sources are among the most economically sensitive revenues within the media and entertainment sector.
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They happen time and time again in the same places, in the most economically depressed areas.
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The Old Line State is in the heart of one of America's most economically robust regions.
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On the Republican side, Trump emerges as the clear favorite among the most economically pessimistic respondents.
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We are sitting in the middle of one of the most economically vibrant regions on the planet.
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The most economically unequal place in America isn't a major city like San Francisco or New York.
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Sanders isn't just running the most economically left campaign; he's running the most unapologetically left campaign, period.
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D.C. Council member Trayon White, Sr. represents Ward 8, the most economically disadvantaged ward in the city.
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As a result, the demand for housing in the most economically dynamic cities has dramatically outpaced the supply.
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Outside London and the south-east, Britain's most economically advanced area, it has grown by 28% (see chart).
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The most economically beneficial type of productivity gain occurs when output per employee increases as hours worked grow.
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Indeed, new data collected by Tesler shows that the most racially resentful are now the most economically optimistic.
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Guangdong, which borders the former British colony of Hong Kong, is one of China's most economically important provinces.
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The highest concentration of Leave votes was in areas most economically dependent on trade with the European Union.
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The wider region of Andalucia in which the territory sits is one of the most economically underdeveloped in Spain.
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Welch describes the unique leadership style the developed during one of the most economically robust eras in U.S history.
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Sub-Saharan Africa is home to 17 of the 20 countries most economically reliant on agriculture in the world.
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Economists have long agreed that a price on carbon is the most economically efficient way to address climate change.
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And, potentially the most economically important: a multi-front trade war that Trump seems committed to following through on.
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The South is the fastest urbanizing area of the United States, but it is also the most economically distressed.
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And then it's going to be about economic activity and jobs and particularly helping those who are most economically vulnerable.
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While Texas and Florida differ in industries, they are among two of the nation's largest and most economically influential states.
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Latinas, on average, represent the most economically depressed community, with a median pre-incarceration annual income of less than $2628,28503.
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Still, there are some signs of hope for the counties that the group rates as the most economically distressed quintile.
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But they've been thrust into this place where they are some of the most economically influential people in the world.
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Especially hard hit have been the most economically vulnerable, and these mistakes can certainly be blamed for the rise of inequality.
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The aim is to ensure that Seattle remains America's second-most economically integrated city (as defined by RedFin, a data provider).
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Economists from the Minneapolis Federal Reserve found that a purely progressive model for financial aid is actually the most economically efficient.
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To conduct their analysis, the Moody's team began by identifying the most economically consequential and detailed policies Mr. Trump has proposed.
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As with other major economies, service workers in the US are among the most economically vulnerable as bars and restaurants shutter.
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The move only fueled the sense in Catalonia — Spain's most economically powerful region — that Madrid was unfairly sucking away its wealth.
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Dreamers will win with E-Verify because it will provide the most economically tangible benefit of their hard-won legal status.
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The most economically equal countries, including Ukraine, Finland and Norway, trend toward scores lower than 0.30, according to the World Bank.
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Sanders enjoys surprisingly high support among pessimistic Republican women, while the most economically pessimistic Democratic men seem to especially dislike Cruz.
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Europe and Japan tentatively agreed to back the U.S. in challenging the most economically damaging elements of Chinese subsidy and protectionist regime.
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Mission Asset Fund seeks to help the most economically disempowered, monitoring its lending groups and vetting applications to help prevent non-payments.
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Asian-Americans are now the most economically divided racial or ethnic group in the country, according to a Pew Research Center analysis.
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Democrats who are most economically pessimistic are most enthusiastic about Sanders, and Republicans who are most pessimistic feel most positively about Trump.
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If you walk into any criminal courthouse, it's likely that its most economically diverse courtroom will be the DUI courtroom or traffic court.
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In fact, despite 473 years of democracy, South Africa remains the most economically unequal country in the world, according to the World Bank.
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Of the three leading candidates, Mr Fillon's programme is the most economically liberal, according to a study by Génération Libre, a think-tank.
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But far from terminating the deal, it seems Trump is content with leaving many of the most economically important Obama policies in place.
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Pioneer is selling assets so it can centre its business entirely in the Permian, where Mr Dove says he can drill most economically.
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Germany is the biggest and most economically powerful member of the 28-nation EU and wields major influence on the negotiations with Britain.
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Experts believe self-driving cars used in fleets for ride hailing services are among the most economically viable ways to deploy such technology broadly.
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But Kraemer said this uncertainty over the government's stance only raised the prospect for negotiations finishing with no deal - the most economically damaging outcome.
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Torra reiterated his call for talks with Madrid to start as soon as possible on an independence referendum in Spain's most economically important region.
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To see how this order might work, let's look at the EPA, the source of some of the most economically significant federal regulations around.
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It's also a story about personal and political courage and the fight against corruption in one of Africa's most economically and politically important countries.
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Recent census information shows the Derwent Valley — and New Norfolk in particular — to be one of the most economically disadvantaged areas in the state.
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The reality is that Asian-Americans are the most economically divided racial group in the U.S. Here's a close look at the income gap.
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Lam cast the popular revolt in Hong Kong, one of the world's most economically unequal places to live, as discontent rooted in economic woes.
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She "tells her constituents (who live in the second-most economically segregated region in the country) that she's fighting for them," Ms. Harper said.
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By adding the political calculus to the decision-making matrix, it alters outcomes, and prevents the most economically efficient deployment of limited financial resources.
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Big cities and their surrounding suburbs have strict regulations that effectively limit how much housing can be built in the most economically dynamic metropolitan areas.
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Wildfires throughout the American west accounted for $24 billion of the country's $91 billion in direct losses caused by last year's most economically devastating disasters.
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The country's second most economically robust city behind Lagos, Port Harcourt is one of the two cities where Foodstantly is currently operating, according to Ariolu.
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And Black voters in particular are among the country's most economically progressive, with majorities supporting socialized medicine, a federal jobs guarantee, and minimum wage increases.
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And I was just continually dismayed by the way the state laws were really targeted at the most economically vulnerable, the most marginalized in society.
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Cupertino Mayor Barry Chang is not pleased with Apple, the most valuable corporation in the world and the city's largest and most economically flush resident.
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Both men think the most economically efficient solution to the problem would be to place a carbon tax on fossil fuels to discourage their use.
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Their city is the most economically important in Europe, perhaps anywhere, as well as the most fun according to the votes of reviewers on TripAdvisor.
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Though the UAE is the most economically diversified country in the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC), oil still constitutes roughly 30 percent of the state's GDP.
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A study from Delhi, India, one of the world's most economically polarized cities, found that its slums served as citywide accelerants for an influenza outbreak.
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As businesses respond to the current situation by either laying off workers or cutting hours and wages, low income families are the most economically insecure.
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City Year Chicago's 2100 corps members are sent into the most economically challenged Chicago public schools in teams of 230 to 240 people per school.
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That's because the most economically efficient way to raise cattle is to let them graze naturally, albeit with predator protection, food security, and health care.
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There needs to be planning around that, as well as socially acceptable methods to empower people to use electricity in the most economically efficient way.
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Northern Ireland is considered the region of the United Kingdom most economically exposed to Brexit, due to its close trade links to the Republic of Ireland.
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Northern Ireland is considered the region of the United Kingdom most economically exposed to Brexit because of its close trade links to the Republic of Ireland.
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"This is one of the most economically sensitive averages, and they should be benefiting from low oil prices but instead the index is collapsing," he explained.
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It is my aim to see that even the most economically fragile in New Mexico have the opportunity and resources to earn their way to success.
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Florida East Coast Railway, which established that regulatory agencies could use either formal or informal rulemaking for most regulatory actions, including their most economically significant ones.
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The Trumps allegedly made millions of dollars conning victims that "were then and now among the most economically marginalized and vulnerable Americans," according to the complaint.
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Generally, borrowers with credit scores below 620 are the most economically vulnerable, with unstable income and greater exposure to costs due to their poor credit rating.
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Waltham Forest, the area that includes Walthamstow, was ranked the 35th most economically and socially deprived borough in England in 2015, according to the local government.
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The construction of a billionaires' principality in one of the most economically segregated cities on earth is of course the problem worth the angry iambic pentameter.
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Some of the biggest declines have been in the University of California system, which has long been the most economically diverse place in elite higher education.
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Singapore has been singled out by several analysts as one of the most economically vulnerable to the virus spread, given its close economic links with China.
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"They're just cutting off the most economically beneficial visa for the Haitian people," Sarah Williamson, founder of a Virginia firm that spearheaded the program, told Reuters.
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Yet, partly as a result of its annual dividend, it is one of the most economically equal states and has one of the lowest poverty rates.
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It has dramatically increased the costs of sewerage bills for the most economically vulnerable in the region, and is a major contributor to the mass shutoffs.
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One notable difference is that the shift toward Sanders or Trump among the most economically pessimistic is more pronounced among men than it is among women.
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"These were both experiments that ultimately came to the same conclusion that manufacturing in China is the most economically viable option," Lam, from IHS, told me.
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And teens who lived in the most economically deprived neighborhoods were 23 percent less likely than others to be referred for mental health care, the authors note.
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As more US businesses begin to look at investments outside of China, Hong Kong's role as the country's most economically liberal city is more important than ever.
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I see the Springsteen paradox here in Ann Arbor, which, according to a 2015 study published in the Atlantic's CityLab, is America's eighth most economically segregated city.
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The lack of affordable homes in America's most economically vibrant areas is reducing economic mobility, because workers cannot afford to move to cities with higher-paying jobs.
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According to a recent study published by the American Meteorological Society, New York is among the states most economically vulnerable to the adverse effects of weather variability.
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It's not just that Amazon's grocery-buying disruption will cost jobs—it's that the people who rely on those jobs are already our country's most economically vulnerable.
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Between the lines: A tax on carbon emissions is considered the most economically straightforward way to address climate change, compared to regulations or more complicated trading regimes.
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Gilberto Benetton was born on June 19, 1941, in Treviso, 25 miles north of Venice, in a region that has become one of Italy's most economically productive.
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"Crazy Rich Asians" offers an extreme example of prosperity, but a study shows that Asian-Americans are the most economically divided racial group in the United States.
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As the most economically mobile Puerto Ricans have fled the island, these cuts have fallen on a population that is older, poorer, more isolated—and angrier—than ever.
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However, with the most economically productive part of the country in virtual quarantine and no signs of the outbreak easing, traders were bracing for volatility in the markets.
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And it has left the most economically troubled swaths of the country, the ones that Mr. Trump promised to revitalize, waiting for their share of the good times.
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The Lisbon treaty demands full compliance in fiscal and monetary policy, in defence and social interaction, of which the most economically damaging and socially divisive is uncontrolled immigration.
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Northern Ireland is considered the region of the United Kingdom most economically exposed to Brexit, due to its close trade links to the Irish Republic, an EU member.
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As a result, the most economically advanced Western nations run unsustainable deficits that, without formal constraints on the power of government to confiscate its citizens' production, will continue.
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Some of the 465,000 factory jobs that the country created in 2017 and 2018 are in the most economically beleaguered counties that voted for Mr. Trump in 133.
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The most economically efficient option would be to let those dairy farmers go out of business, rather than pay them to keep milking their cows, exacerbating the glut.
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The fact of the matter is that the two candidates with the most crossover Trump support are the two most economically radical and most anti-establishment: Bernie and Yang.
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Clinton had a rally scheduled in a run-down section of Toledo, the northwest Ohio city that ranked as the fourth-most economically distressed of the nation's 100 largest.
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But a trade war, which Trump proposes, and his tax and immigration policies would bring widespread pain, and do nothing to help the most economically troubled of his supporters.
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The most economically consequential exports are commodities, including iron ore, coal and natural gas, which have helped provide raw materials for China's economic surge over the last three decades.
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But in reality, Asian-Americans are the country's most economically divided racial or ethnic group, with a "crazy" income gap of about $120,000 between the richest and poorest segments.
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And not too many people outside of Compton knew that they were using horses to stay alive in one of the most economically disadvantaged areas in the United States.
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It's these centers that will be best positioned in many areas of the country to order tests for the most economically vulnerable individuals suspected of having contracted the virus.
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Rising housing prices in the most economically buoyant big cities is producing a widening separation between upper- and lower-income neighborhoods with fewer middle-class communities left in between.
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Hong Kong came in first in an annual ranking of the world's most "economically free" countries, topping the chart for the 25th straight year, according to a U.S. think tank.
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LOOK skywards in posh districts of Caracas, the capital of South America's most economically troubled country, and you will see something surprising: construction cranes at work on rising office towers.
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Europe should look beyond the influence of member states and start to recognize the value of regional authorities, according to the president of one of Italy's most economically powerful regions.
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But that statistic belies the fact that the group is also the most economically divided, and the gap is growing larger, a new report from the Pew Research Center found.
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Earlier this year, I spent a long weekend in Jackson, Wyoming, the most economically unequal place in the US, according to a 2018 report published by the Economic Policy Institute.
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The COVID-19 Response Fund will dole out one-time grants to local nonprofits working with "disproportionately affected communities" that will be the most economically impacted by the coronavirus outbreak.
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Compton, despite growing revitalization efforts, continues to be one of the most economically underserved communities in the United States, leaving its residents with limited access to educational and economic resources.
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But much more needs to be done if we want to ensure that a majority of workers, particularly those who are most economically vulnerable, can get access to such policies.
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By pricing the segments of roads based on the total costs that trucks impose on them, trucks would have a stronger incentive to make the most economically efficient route choices.
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So regulating payday lenders out of business, they argue, will only leave the most economically vulnerable nowhere to turn when they come up short on a rent check or car payment.
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Rogo said she's found boomers to be the most economically attractive because they are willing to spend money on subscription fees, though it was initially challenging to locate their target audience.
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The laptop is beautiful, super thin,... Cupertino Mayor Barry Chang is not pleased with Apple, the most valuable corporation in the world and the city's largest and most economically flush resident.
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Novak told reporters the dispute highlights the need to limit risks for Russian gas transit and to expand new routes, "including the Nord Stream 2, which is the most economically viable".
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Americans seeking change in Washington must be vigilant that infrastructure spending be directed at the most economically beneficial projects, and that it not come at the cost of gutting social programs.
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And even more to the point, there's something deeply dysfunctional about the fact that the United States of America can't seem to build enough houses in its most economically vibrant region.
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"That's why the market came roaring back after it looked like it was going to roll over this morning, with buyers flooding into the most economically sensitive stocks," the host explained.
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This all in the wake of Trump's recent blanket ban on visitors from Nigeria, imposed despite the facts immigrants from there are among the most economically successful groups in the country.
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The most ethical (and most economically sensible) choice is that all data generated by autonomous vehicle companies should be part of a contiguous system built to make for a smarter, safer humanity.
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Seth Rogen plays Fred Flarsky, who is most economically described as a Seth Rogen type: shaggy, sweet, and Too Much in a way that comes all the way back around to endearing.
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Social scientists note that the urban middle class—the most economically active part of the country—has no real representation; United Russia is just a vehicle for the Kremlin to exert power.
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In a new paper, the University of Chicago's Peter Ganong and Daniel Shoag say high rent in America's most economically vibrant areas make these moves a money loser for lower-skilled workers.
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Without a rebound in platinum prices, depressed by the prospect of dwindling demand from the auto sector, the risk is that only the most economically efficient platinum miners will survive, analysts say.
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At the time, Cuba was a playground for rich American tourists and gangsters where glaring disparities of wealth persisted, although the country was one of the most economically advanced in the Caribbean.
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Polling makes clear the clear partisan ramifications of today's lack of youth political involvement: Millennials are the least racist voters in the country, the most environmentally conscious, and the most economically progressive.
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"Good risk management: at this point, go all-in on social separation, and all-in on financial relief to those most economically vulnerable (individuals and sm biz)," Blankfein said in a tweet.
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And millions of North Koreans might flee from the collapse of their country into China, exporting instability into China's three north-eastern provinces, which are among the most economically depressed in the country.
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NatCen Social Research has found that the highest backing for Britain to leave the European Union in a 2016 referendum was amongst those classed as most economically deprived and with no educational qualification.
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CAPE TOWN (Reuters) - The premier of South Africa's most economically important province said on Thursday fraud charges leveled against Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan were frivolous and undermined efforts to avoid a ratings downgrade.
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Ultimately, only the most economically disadvantaged will attend public schools, which by then will have been stripped of the capacity to offer the civic education required to support democracy in the next generation.
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Locked in a hostile embrace since fighting erupted in July 2012 in what was once Syria's largest and most economically vibrant city, the warring sides arc round each other, splitting it in half.
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John Kasich, Mr. Trump still carried a stretch of counties along the eastern spine of the state, its most economically depressed region, where thousands of industrial and coal-mining jobs have been lost.
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I am so surprised to see this happening in Accra, a city that has rightly got so much attention recently for being one of the most economically and politically successful capitals in Africa.
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This means that despite being one of the most economically diverse, selective institutions in the country, we are unable to offer admission to all of the well-qualified, highly deserving applicants to Smith.
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Singapore has been singled out by several analysts as one of the most economically vulnerable to the virus spread, given its close economic links with China — where the new coronavirus was first detected.
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He plans to sprinkle a little nostalgia into his speech, harkening back to his coming of age as a community organizer working in some of the most economically depressed areas of the Windy City.
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And students in D.C.'s program come from some of the most economically disadvantaged neighborhoods of the city and in many cases were attending poor-performing schools, making time to catch up especially critical.
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Still, the feeling among Keith and his colleagues is that aerosols sprayed into the atmosphere might be the most economically and technologically viable approach of all — and might yield the most powerful global effect.
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Trump also agreed to hold off on all tariffs on European goods for now: Those include autos, which was seen as one the most economically damaging proposals he has made for industry and consumers.
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Asian Americans are now the most economically divided racial group in the United States; those in the top 10 percent of income distribution earn 10.7 times more than those in the bottom 10 percent.
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"In fact, the average income in 2014 of the poorest 10 per cent in the most economically free countries (US$11,471) dwarfed the overall average income in the least free countries (US$5,471)," it said.
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"Across the country, in districts both urban and rural, the Tax Champions offer a bold vision of reform for our future that addresses the needs of working families and the most economically vulnerable," Pearl said.
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Just looking at Iceland's stunning scenery could make a person happy, but factor in daily life in one of the most economically stable countries in the world and there is a lot to smile about.
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In its filings to the S.E.C., Exxon Mobil has reported that it has stress-tested its major assets and expects that future cash flow could sustain even its most economically challenged oil and gas fields.
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Observe the divisions that lie beneath the surface of a city like this, it suggests, and you get some insight into why the United Kingdom is one of the most economically unequal countries in Europe.
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The talks between Mr. Trump and Mr. Kim broke down because North Korea wanted the United States to roll back some of its most economically painful sanctions without the North immediately dismantling its nuclear program.
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They choose neither to raise prices nor immediately pay to shift production, based on the idea that the most economically efficient price to charge for the product is not changed by the existence of tariffs.
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Conversely, blue-collar white women, who generally are among the most economically strained groups in the electorate, have also been more receptive than their white-collar counterparts to Republican arguments for cutting taxes and federal spending.
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According Cohen and DeLong, economists at Berkeley who are among the key sources of the economic development strategy underlying the Green New Deal, the Eisenhower years were perhaps the most economically consequential in modern American history.
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Opportunity zones are designated by the governor of every U.S. state and territory, but this does not ensure that any funding goes into rural communities, some of the most economically distressed areas in the United States.
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He cites the differences in crime in New York City, which has seen a lot of gentrification in recent years, and Chicago, which remains one of the most economically and racially segregated major cities in America.
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The charges stem from the leaders' role in an October 2017 referendum, which was held despite being ruled illegal by Spanish courts, and a short-lived declaration of independence that followed in Spain's most economically important region.
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It's a foregone conclusion that even the most economically debilitating legislation coming out of the House – from a national $15 minimum wage to the "Green New Deal" – will be dead on arrival in the Republican-held Senate.
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Still, ahead of Libra's launch, details are still fuzzy when it comes to how the consortium will operate, how the coin works, and how easy it will be to overcome strict regulatory hurdles in most economically advanced nations.
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According to the complaint, "illiteracy is the norm" in the Detroit public schools; they are the most economically and racially segregated schools in the country and, in formal assessments of student proficiency, have been rated close to zero.
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"They're just cutting off the most economically beneficial visa for the Haitian people," said Sarah Williamson, founder of PTP Consulting, a Virginia-based consultancy that ran a pilot program to bring Haitians to the United States on the visas.
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The trade pact is a centrepiece of the Obama administration's "pivot" towards Asia and is meant to solidify the U.S.'s presence in what is considered by many American companies as the most economically dynamic part in the world.
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The poor, as well as the priest and his team of volunteers, say they will vote for the anti-establishment 25-Star Movement, the only party they believe offers hope of renewal for one of Europe's most economically deprived regions.
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It's not unfair to describe such deaths as part of an epidemic of mental illness and addiction, one that has perhaps affected the white working class more than any other single group, particularly in America's most economically hard-hit communities.
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Democrat-dominated Reading, one of the most economically depressed cities in the state, was carved out of the 6th district and placed into the reliably Democratic 13th, a move the plaintiffs said was intended to render the city's votes meaningless.
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The New York metropolitan region accounts for $28503 trillion in economic output, about one-third of the Northeast Corridor megaregion and close to 22019 percent of the entire national economy, making it the most economically robust metro area in the nation.
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Equally troubling is the fact that the island's population has shrunk by around 10 percent over the past decade, with a high proportion of those leaving for the mainland being the ones who are most economically active and most educated.
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The hours-long international press coverage provided Kim and his advisers with a mint opportunity to change the world's perceptions about North Korea, as Kim strolled leisurely with the leader of one of the most economically powerful countries in the world.
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A new study by the Institute on Metropolitan Opportunity at the University of Minnesota Law School criticizes the decision to lavish public subsidies on buildings that draw mostly white tenants and benefit few of the region's most economically vulnerable people.
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UNDER PRESSURE Ahead of the deadline, manufacturers, suppliers and retailers are battling to unravel a system honed over decades that delivers fresh and non-perishable goods to the stores just in time for sale, and in the most economically efficient way.
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Hurricanes Harvey and Irma not only devastated thousands of lives and destroyed billions of dollars' worth of property, they may also have done long-term damage to the competitiveness of two of America's most economically important states — Texas and Florida.
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India, Chad and Myanmar were the worst offenders in terms of the amount of time the internet was disrupted, while Iraq was the most economically affected, losing an estimated $2.3 billion across 263 hours of internet blackouts and social media shutdowns.
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Sigmar Gabriel came to talk about social justice, but the crowd in Halle, one of the most economically hard hit towns in eastern Germany, angrily confronted the country's foreign minister about 20 women who had allegedly been raped by immigrants.
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Still, the states that have long maintained unusually high levels of inequality — New York, California, the District of Columbia — continued to outpace the rest of the U.S. Utah, Alaska, Iowa, and the Dakotas were among the most economically equal states.
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If Trump's administration is serious about affirming the America's "One China" policy and maintaining economic and military strategic advantage in the Asia-Pacific region, it must strengthen ties with one of the most economically liberal and democratic nations in the region, Taiwan.
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Catalonia's independence drive had loomed large over the election campaign, after anger at long jail sentences for nine separatist leaders sparked protests - at times violent - and prompted national parties, including the Socialists, to harden their stance on Spain's most economically important region.
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If we take a step back and appreciate that the purpose of health policy is to protect and optimize the health of Americans at the most economically feasible cost, it becomes painfully clear that these latest moves do nothing towards that end.
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People living and working in Sweden have a lower annual wage and higher unemployment rate than U.S. citizens, but they dwell in one of the five most economically stable countries in the world, according to the Fund for Peace Fragile States Index.
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The Fraser Institute, an independent Canadian public policy research organisation, said Hong Kong was one of the most economically free jurisdictions in the world but "interference from China including the violent crackdown on pro-democracy protests - severely threatens Hong Kong's rule of law".
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The Fraser Institute, an independent public policy research organisation, said Hong Kong was one of the most economically free jurisdictions in the world but "interference from China including the violent crackdown on pro-democracy protests - severely threatens Hong Kong's rule of law".
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Last year, the capelin fishery, the country's second most economically important export fishery, was closed for the winter fishing season on the recommendation of Iceland's Marine and Freshwater Research Institute, which cited a decline in fish populations it attributed to unusually warm waters.
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The heightened tensions have had all sorts of ripple effects on American businesses, too, as companies fearful of being shown the door by one of the world's most economically influential countries are bowing to pressure from China to stay away from politically sensitive topics.
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It was clear to those of us who witnessed firsthand the historic summit between President Trump and Kim this month, that Singapore is a prototype for one of the most economically vibrant regions on the planet, of which North Korea is a monstrous outlier.
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Two of the most economically important fisheries off the New England coast, red crab and lobster, are expected to be particularly impacted by the new conservation regulations and are therefore being offered a seven-year period to transition before the fishing ban enters into force.
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EMPTY STADIUMS With Italy's economy already on the brink of recession, its new curbs, unprecedented in Italy's post-war history, halt movement in and out of Lombardy, which is the richest and most economically productive region and includes Milan, and close many public spaces.
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Global travel hub Singapore, the small but most economically advance country in the region, announced on Sunday a ban on short-term visits and even on transit stops, after a surge of imported cases, most in people returning from Europe and the United States.
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The available statistics bear out that the need is great: DreamYard is located in the most economically impoverished congressional district in the nation, the 15th, which has, as of 2017, a median household income below the city's poverty threshold of $33,562, at the time.
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"The Northeast Corridor - a nearly-500-mile network of railways between Washington, DC and Boston – is the nation's most economically vital rail system and is one of the primary reasons why the Northeast is responsible for nearly $3 trillion in annual economic productivity," Friedberg writes.
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Those who are most economically vulnerable in this situation are tipped workers like waitstaff, arena workers, and hotel staff; "gig economy" workers like rideshare drivers; people who help support working families like daycare workers and housekeepers; and small businesses, like dry cleaners, salons, and restaurants.
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Ranking as nearly the most "economically free" state according to the Fraser Institute, Texas leads the nation in economic growth and job creation, where almost 30 percent of all U.S. jobs were created in the last decade in a state with only 9 percent of the population.
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Byrd can afford to live in one of Atlantic County's most economically depressed neighborhoods in large part because of a housing choice voucher (HCV) — the largest federal housing subsidy program, commonly known as Section 6900, which gives low-income people access to the private housing market.
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The refusal to speak English, the lingua franca of international finance, illustrates continued resistance from the euro zone's most economically powerful country to the ECB's project to establish itself as the bloc's main bank supervisor — one of the pillars of Europe's response to the financial crisis that began in 2008.
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U.S. waterborne shipments of crude oil by destination Source: S&P Global Platts The main reason the United States has become a major crude exporter is the rapid growth of U.S. light, sweet shale crude production coupled with a U.S. refining system that operates most economically with a heavier slate.
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The reason these characters seem ridiculous 24 years later is because we now know that the 1990s was one of the happiest and most economically prosperous decades America has seen: Household income was going up, poverty and crime were decreasing, real estate prices hadn't yet rocketed, and a recession wouldn't land for another 10 years.
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"Recent satellite data show that the decline is up to 30 percent in the western Indian Ocean during the last 16 years, which is one of the most biological productive regions in the tropics and host to some of the most economically viable tuna species," said Marcello Vichi, another of the study's coauthors, from the University of Cape Town.
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Ordinarily the stock market hates uncertainty almost more than actual bad news, but in a reality where nothing is what it claims to be and mutually exclusive choices can exist comfortably side by side, it is easy to be seduced into believing that all important policy choices will be resolved in the most economically optimal ways.
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But the TPP and "trade" — the quotes are necessary because the most economically important features of the TPP agreement are not tariff reductions, but rather rules that give corporations and patent and copyright holders new rights and privileges — are mostly stand-ins for a larger set of neoliberal policies that have hurt the majority of Americans over the past few decades.
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Whether it's a Treasury Department rule trying to assess banks' liquidity risk, an FDIC rule restricting how much risk banks can take on when doing derivatives trades, or a Federal Reserve ruling making sure the largest and most economically important banks are subject to heightened regulatory scrutiny, the caucus wants to unleash the power of the financial industry to do what it wants with less supervision.
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"Snapchat has become a go-to destination to reach the largest and most economically influential generations in history, Millennials and Gen Z. Snapchat Dynamic Ads now allow brands to create real-time optimized mobile ads quickly and at scale, with products showcased in visually-appealing templates that feel native to the app," said Snap's Kathleen Gambarelli, group product marketing manager, Direct Response, in a statement.
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Since the first few months of Donald Trump's presidency, Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos and Republicans have proposed ending student loan protections that could harm some of the most economically vulnerable populations in the U.S. Trump's latest budget proposal also calls for ending student loan forgiveness programs for public employees, reducing the Education Department's budget, cutting the options for repayment plans, and more changes that could harm borrowers.
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North Korea has or will soon have the capability to strike America with a nuclear intercontinental ballistic missile, the United States is desperately seeking a way to make more money off its goods trade with the most economically dynamic region in the world, and China, which is central to both the president's trade and North Korea concerns, is working hard to elbow the United States out of its traditional position of regional leadership.
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So as much as we have gotten done — and it was so much it took a record 594 page Economic Report of the President to describe it — I still regret everything that did not get done, of which immigration reform would have been the most economically important, but also universal preschool (although we made progress in funding), increased infrastructure spending (beyond the 5 percent we managed to get), raising the federal minimum wage (here too we did help 18 States, the District of Columbia and over 50 municipalities raise it), and passing the Trans Pacific Partnership (you and I may differ on that one).
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