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The damages that these people would have to suffer are not obvious , while the benefits from the development and ... While the majority who would benefit from these projects are usually silent , the minority who suffer becomes vocal .
The damages that these people would have to suffer are not obvious , while the benefits from the development and ... While the majority who would benefit from these projects are usually silent , the minority who suffer becomes vocal .
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One way to redistribute the benefits of higher output made possible by foreign labor to the poorer households is to tax ... labor ( or charge a levy on labor import ) , and use the revenue for the benefit of the less educated workers .
One way to redistribute the benefits of higher output made possible by foreign labor to the poorer households is to tax ... labor ( or charge a levy on labor import ) , and use the revenue for the benefit of the less educated workers .
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Efficient resource allocation claims that if the social benefit from investing resources in pollution control is higher than ... in pollution control may also be inefficient if the resources will yield higher social benefits elsewhere .
Efficient resource allocation claims that if the social benefit from investing resources in pollution control is higher than ... in pollution control may also be inefficient if the resources will yield higher social benefits elsewhere .
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