Word: trade-offs
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The coincidence of Arafat's appearance with the Assembly ouster of South Africa seemed to indicate a trade-off of support between African and Arab delegations. That alliance prompted little optimism last week among those who still hope that the U.N. can serve as a forum for meaningful dialogue...
"It's a fair trade-off," Hock says, since the university has to re-examine its policies and its files, while the student "gains a greater degree of control over his own life."
Exeter's attempts at clearing were almost totally frustrated by the Crimson's excellent defense, paced by goalie Jim Michelson who stopped six of eight shots on goal. By the end of the third period, the Crimson jumped to a 9-1 lead; the last quarter brought trade-off goals...
Some firms may not wish to divulge secrets of their money management. "Then the trade-off is whether their money management is just so good that I'm going to give up their help and get them into he club because they'll do an outstanding job, or I can...
The theme of Okun's three-part series is "The Trade-Off between Efficiency and Equity." In the remaining lectures Okun will discuss ways in which the maximum amounts of equity and efficiency can be achieved.