it didn't result in more investment, it resulted in less investment and less production. normally, if you want less of something, you tend to put more taxes on it. if we want more energy production to bring prices down, putting taxes on energy production is probably not a good idea. david: in your current job, do you have to go to washington to talk to legislators? do you find it an uplifting experience to go to washington and talk to regulators? mike: uplifting is probably not the first word that comes to mind. there are detailed discussions and we need to help regulators understand the potential consequences of some of the things they consider. david: would you say that washington by and large doesn't really understand the economics of the energy industry, or they could learn a little bit more than they know now? mike: i have empathy for people in these roles. they often have broad responsibilities and they may not have personal expertise in -- and depth in some of the areas they are responsible for. my job is to come in and try to provide objective input and help them

reagan argued less. a few years later, when ron when obama was elected president, baker, writing in the new york, said that president obama must seem to be in a direct dialog with ronald reagan, that obama was arguing for more government and responding to reagan's famous comment that in this present crisis, government is the problem. government is, not the solution. so you can draw a line between fdr in 33 to arguing more government. the new deal as the solution to. ronald reagan in 1981. and then to barack in 2008. respond ing to that. it is because of the importance of the ideas in 1982. in this speech that there are two different books about the reagan and reagan's time. one by a very conservative scholar. one by a very liberal scholar that have the age of reagan, their title. they're simply question that begins in 1980. there's an argument that reagan had begun to get these ideas to the nation before 80 that what reagan's in this inaugural address changed american politics and moved it into a differe

yes, you are absolutely right, and it will be less.efficient from the point of view of the economic operation of the energy system, the closer the generator is, we will say so to the consumer, that is, the manufacturer to consumers, the less we will download, we will download, we will download our networks, that is , to whom the power that causes losses , technological losses - this is physics, and therefore the corresponding losses will be less eh, in your opinion, those attacks that continue by missile russia, er, can russia eventually achieve its goal, that is, in fact , in us? well, do not throw it back to the dark ages, or in principle , it is impossible to turn it off completely and destroy the ukrainian energy system, you know , nothing is impossible, apparently, but this is what i see, eh- the last attacks i want to be very sure of that and therefore assure you that the effect, well, effect is a bad word, but the goal that the terrorist wants to achieve, in fact, we are no longer achieving it, so once, uh, we have a block, so t

, same work and less pay new research. yes, we may need to reassess our assumptions about the cause of the gender pagan. and a taste of africa in every scoop will take you to cape town, where ice cream lovers are flocking to try some unconventional flavor. this is think of the business. i'm kate ferguson. thanks for joining me. much of the world is heading for a recession with the war in ukraine. the pandemic and geopolitical attentions casting a long shadow over the global economy. thoughts of the rather bleak outlook, the international monetary fund has communicated for this year. but perhaps there are some bright spots reporter words. iran has been taking a look at new year and some new forecasts. 2023 is being tipped as a year of economic slowdown. that's according to the i m f, which says the china, the u. s. and the european union are set for a period of economic turbulence. let's begin with china, which is dealing with a massive corbett outbreak. bay jinx grow is stunted, but to forecast points to better and then st

it resulted in less investment and less production.you want less of something, you put more taxes on it. if you want less smoking, you tax cigarettes. if you want more energy production or more supply, putting taxes on energy production is probably not a good idea. >> do your -- in your current job, when you go to washington to talk to regulators, do you find it in uplifting experience? >> i do have to go to washington. uplifting is probably not the first word i would think. there are detailed discussions and you need to help regulators understand the consequences of things. >> would you say washington by and large does not understand economics of the industry or they can learn more than they know now? >> i have empathy for people who sit in these roles. they often have broad responsibilities and may not have personal expect trees -- expertise in these areas. i do my job to provide objective input and help them understand the consequences of things they are considering to avoid unintended consequences and achieve the goals they are loo

jeremy clarkson is a less—known and less—trusted figure. fine clarkson is a less-known and less-trusteds-trusted figure. one of the things harry — less-trusted figure. one of the things harry said _ less-trusted figure. one of the things harry said he _ less-trusted figure. one of the things harry said he was - things harry said he was disapointed in is the fact the royal family disapointed in is the fact the royalfamily didn't come disapointed in is the fact the royal family didn't come out in support of him and his wife, meghan. do you think that's likely to change? the meghan. do you think that's likely to change?— likely to change? the royal ex-erts likely to change? the royal experts know _ likely to change? the royal experts know better - likely to change? the royal experts know better but i likely to change? the royal experts know better but it| experts know better but it doesn't seem like they're offering a lot of support to the sussexes at the moment. and harry is going to i think struggle to get the family to rally around him on this occasion. rally around him on this occasion

it drinking less alcohol, what if you found?— you found?nd? it is really quite interesting that young - you found? it is really quite i interesting that young people are driving a change particularly in high income countries to less alcohol consumption was the adult populations are not reducing their consumption as much if at all. but we have seen with high income countries and industrial areas in the us is young people especially under each and people are drinking significantly less previous generations. this is in the case everywhere or globally but it is the case of many asian countries as well, like japan and south korea.— countries as well, like japan and south korea. defined the parameters — and south korea. defined the parameters that _ and south korea. defined the parameters that we _ and south korea. defined the parameters that we are - and south korea. defined the l parameters that we are talking about here in terms of age. what do you mean by young people limited the age groups are being affected here? is really being driven by l

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and less pay. that is usually important. and serious consequences for these workers in lower wage jobs we have been talking about, something that is experienced by many older workers across the board including people in positions of relative advantage. peter gosling, the journalist, has written terrific things about cutting old heads of ibm in which he documents how ibm deliberately pushed older workers out of the labor force, even people who of extremely high skills and abilities who were doing their jobs well. this age discrimination is really important, both in terms of staying in your job but also even more so in terms of getting hired for a new job. one of the statistics that sticks with me is if you lose your job even among people who have full-time, full year, career types of jobs, if they lose their job because their employer decides to let them go in their late 50s or early 60s only one in 10 of those people ever again have a job that pays as well as the one they lost, only one in 10. a lo

and the fact is they're less they did years ago. less than they did years ago.nd also that crazy thing is they're probably going to sign this deal that already this deal that was already essentially compromise is essentially the compromise is going scot scotland the going to be in scot scotland the nurses compromise. nurses already had a compromise. they for the strike. and they didn't for the strike. and this is probably the deal they're end up signing they're going to end up signing around sort of 9, io, they're going to end up signing around sort of 9, 10, which is why do it before why they just do it before christmas. now it christmas. why now put it through now? is crazy . through to now? it's is crazy. and other is and and the other thing is and i read a really sort of thread about this it becomes about this is it becomes this sort cycle where gets sort of cycle where it gets worse because more worse and worse because more nurses they feel valued. nurses they don't feel valued. like said, they're to leave like you said, they're to leave the service for the

and less pay. so i think that's hugely important. it's also really to say that age discrimination, although, you know, it has particularly serious consequences for these workers in lower wage jobs that we've been talking about, it's something that's experienced by many older workers across the board, including people in positions of relative advantage. peter gosselin, who's a journalist, has written terrific things about cutting old heads at ibm in which he documents how ibm deliberately pushed older workers out of the labor force even people who have really extremely skills and abilities and who were doing their jobs well. so this, you know, sort of age discrimination is really important. and both in terms like staying in your job, but then even more so perhaps in terms of getting hired for a new job, one of the statistics that always really sticks with me is that if you lose your job, even people who have full time. full year career types of jobs, if they lose job because their employer decides t

there are less and less line workers and more a more people repairing the machines actually doing it. don't necessarily know there is a correlation between its classical economic model that you need more people in order to grow. as we enter a tertiary economy, it's about having disposable income and that means a greater and larger middle-class, not necessarily just more people. look at india, look at africa. they have plenty of young people but lengthy of problems that they don't have jobs. sohail: 2016 saw the policy scrapped up to allow two children and last may, the policy was revised to three children. you can't demand or expect people to produce children on the get go, can you? it's a very difficult scenario to be and if you are in a society where you are not allowed to have more than one child for a long time and then all the sudden, you can have a few more. guest: that is very true. you're talking about a mindset you are changing of a policy in place for well over three or four decades. the thing we really need to take into account is there is a different kind of context the ch

if, for example, the workforce becomes less and china and the manufacturing sector will be less. china will produce less products that will of the 2 high higher product prices and will also impact on the inflation in europe to lately and knock on effect. i do just want to ask him in, is the government reacting to this? i mean, do they have any kind of, i don't know, incentive programs to encourage people to have larger families on various levels. some local governments, for example, they are offering a financial incentives to have more children than, you know, the, some governments are also organizing, match making services. they want to encourage people to get married all this and then there are various other aspects, for example, this censorship. now, for example, when movies get produced and most of the female roles tend to reflect more the traditional mother role and not so much, you know, the alternative lifestyles. and of course, there's also no efforts to make living costs more affordable, et cetera. but this is so complex, this is not a solution that you can basically solve ove

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anxiety about the future of ukraine, by the way, less anxiety.hat and hope more when they talk about the future of ukraine and there is less anxiety about the future of ukraine, but more ukrainians accept their future and less hope in them is connected with their future, fear 14%, 9%, well, get over there, pessimism, there is no way out, there are six and five uh, that's 6,4,5 and 4, well, much less than hope and optimism. please tell me, are these variables, in your opinion, uh, stable or do they change from event to event, because in principle, if we talk about the end of the year but this is a certain long period of time, and we can see that people. well, to a greater extent, more than half have hope and optimism about the future and their own and the state. emotions they are constantly in the leader and with exactly such results that at this point, there is hope for a second optimism and then there is anxiety. well, i think that this is again understandable because, well, now, now, by the way, it is clear that confidence has increased a littl

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and the fact is they're less they did years ago. less than they did years ago.nd also that crazy thing is they're probably going to sign this deal that already this deal that was already essentially compromise is essentially the compromise is going scot scotland the going to be in scot scotland the nurses compromise. nurses already had a compromise. they for the strike. and they didn't for the strike. and this is probably the deal they're end up signing they're going to end up signing around sort of 9, io, they're going to end up signing around sort of 9, 10, which is why do it before why they just do it before christmas. now it christmas. why now put it through now? is crazy . through to now? it's is crazy. and other is and and the other thing is and i read a really sort of thread about this it becomes about this is it becomes this sort cycle where gets sort of cycle where it gets worse because more worse and worse because more nurses they feel valued. nurses they don't feel valued. like said, they're to leave like you said, they're to leave the service for the

and, for example, in chukotka, the salary cannot be less than 48,000,726 rubles. this is three times the federal minimum, and in some subjects of the federation there is a special tripartite agreement between the local administration by trade unions and employers, and the minimum wage, for example, in the altai territory is adopted. a cent one and one tenth of their mouth there is almost 18,000 in stavropol one and two tenths, that is, mrut is almost 19 1/2,000 in the kemerovo region, an amendment of 1.35 of their mouth is almost 22,000 the specific size of the minimum wage for your region can be viewed on the website of the local government in in the future, the minimum wage will depend on the growth rate of the subsistence minimum for the able-bodied population as a whole in russia and will exceed them by 3% of the minimum wage directly affects some benefits, for example, sick leave payments, which in the new year cannot be less than the minimum wage. even if the employee has a minimum work experience or payments during maternity leave, by the way, about the amo

well, we can air our rooms, our m a, eat organic food that's grown with less pesticides, use less cosmetics. and there have been a number of studies showing that iodine content of food in vague and is insufficient. and it's not just among deacons. about one out of 3 european adults does not consume enough iodine and i'm deficiency effects thyroid function and can impact brain development if we could get a handle on all of this, the chemicals and the stimuli. if we could learn more deeply and use fewer technological aids, could our intelligence returned to an upswing even experience a new flynn effect named the monument. but let's say we lived in the best of all developmental worlds of coal children. all young people are optimally nourished, optimally educated in school, optimally challenged and motivated them. then at some point, we'd find that because of our genetic disposition, our brains can't work any faster and we'd hit a ceiling that can a woman or few let in area where there is still a ways to go as the investment of our intelligence and knowledge skins. and we need to distinguish be

less sugar. balanceus.org >>> this morning, president biden is under growing scrutiny from leaders of his open party after fbi investigators on friday found additional classified materials while conducting a voluntary search of his home in wilmington, delaware. illinois democratic senator dick durbin weighing in on cnn's state of the union said biden has lost the high ground here when it comes to criticism over classified documents. >> let's be honest about it. when the information is found, it diminishes the stature of any person who is in possession of it. because it's not supposed to happen. the elected official bears ultimate responsibility. >> some democrats growing more critical of biden's handling of classified documents and house republicans pledge yet more probes to come. the white house is making a major staffing change. cnn white house correspondent arlette saenz is in rehoboth, delaware, with the president preparing to return to washington this hour. i wonder how is biden's circle exp

as reports indicate, then that is a strategy, it's far less, less expensive than what ukrainians are using in terms of shooting, shooting down these drones with more expensive missile systems. so what do you make of the western media is warnings of the price tag on ukraine. you credit at defense efforts and i will sort of message. do you think that trying to send to kevin, it's western military sponsors? well, there's a limit. i think the message is there's a limit and, and as long as that the, if the trains are going to continue down this path of using these more expensive weapons, they can only be produced so fast and be able to get in there. and that's going to be one of the other tactics you're going to see russia employ in their and their winter offensive. and that is to target the store, the store houses of, of their, of their weapon system. and make it much more difficult for you running to conduct their activities, knowing that the supply will be limited and the ability to get it into the country will be questionable, particularly as russia picks up the tempo of the, of the,

less less less and now the offensive has already started negative.offensive has a negative meaning, what does a negative offensive mean, and in any case, well, i have a rough guess, but decipher it, please be kind to our tv viewers, because anyway, they have been assigned a combat task in the near future to try to capture, well, this is not news, the donetsk region we see that all their pitiful attempts are washed away with their own blood. yes, i explain, i love the audience. look at this russian novoyas, when any explosion is not called a bang. and there i don't know, uh, retreat, they call it an offensive, but in the opposite direction, that is, a negative an offensive is a retreat in the literal sense - it is a retreat, but of course under the pressure of our armed forces, they press, they begin to exhaust themselves. this is really an exaggeration. we can see that according to the report of our military, they tripled, karl, tripled the intensity of the introduction of fire, that is 60,000 shells per day are now less or less and the prospect for

less than -1 number, so everything matches. how many wives did an english king have?ii how many wives if i were a sultan? just remembered. i said don't take everything seriously. do not forget that it is possible that you will have to return to the construction site and install the element in this way. you can complicate your life, but for now. as long as the tower is stable, we can continue. how many wonders of the ancient world have survived to this day? how wonderful? how much i don't know how much? uh-huh we have the answer seven wonders of the world and the hanging gardens of babylon. for example, if they are not there, they appear there are new wonders of the world, but we told its old. so the correct answer is one wonder of the world, it's a pyramid, and all the rest, but, unfortunately, no, build the victoria tower. yes, you can do it too. she, too. we still have a cold tower of existence on the other side. you are determined to win, we are trying time is running out, there are a little less than 20 seconds left, do not rush. slowly, everything is in order, th

that's less cost and carbon free. but the biggest slam in our beautiful state to affordability and economic growth is housing or the lack thereof. every business thinking about moving or expanding repeats to me over and over again and i have the workforce. there's no place for them to live. and the answer can't simply be more subsidies, connecticut towns and cities. here's the deal. you tell us where developers can build more housing. tell us where you want to build. it could be built faster, built at less cost pre zoned and local control will determine how and where it is built. what do you think? that's our future. our future is more local businesses, more housing options in your downtown did walk to work or take public faster public transit. you know what that means? you've heard me say it over and over again. i don't want more taxes but don't mind more taxpayers. more taxpayers guarantee a bigger economic pie, lets us keep the progress in progressive. the next generation in connecticut is all about opportunity and

new modern car, not to start driving less, not to take a taxi or public transport, but simply spend less on refueling and servicing your car , there is such a way. it is enough to convert your car to gas motor fuel or buy a new one in a ready-made factory version, and then just read the savings. we learn, create, create, protect, take steps to new impressions, new hopes , achievement plan, opening meetings. we are stepping into the new year, this is not just a chiming clock. this is 365 new days new important steps happy new year gazprom over the past 10 years, both in the business of individual companies and in the economy of entire regions. now the cost of natural gas is 2.5 times lower than gasoline and diesel it would seem. but what is holding back? the myths about gas motor fuel are to blame, we will consider the most important one. let's first understand the terms. so gas engine fuel is methane. the same gas that burns in your home stoves, the same gas that produces electricity and hot water at heat and power plants. motor fuels are called cng or methane gas stations? in 73 regions

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