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tradeoff

  1. What must be given up, and what is gained, when an economic decision is made.


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On the frigid coast of Maine, hard-bitten b***hes turn out to be the battered survivors in a brutal world of tradeoffs.

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Policymakers should assign values to specific foreign assistance efforts and make strategic tradeoffs to further the interests of the United States.

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Farming involves a lot of tradeoffs, and a few of these are often leveraged to make organic look worse.

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The tradeoff of simply providing access but with inflexible guardrails means that being given access can be just as stressful as not having had access in the first place.

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Issues that are ultimately complex questions of policy and tradeoffs — like taxes and tariffs — become stark us-versus-them competitions, where people fear exploitation if the other side wins.

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