That implies leaner stocks and reductions in discretionary spending, such as capital projects or advertising campaigns.
A byproduct will be the massive contraction of their deficits, probably by more than half, through import reductions.
The case, brought in 2004, said the defendants were creating a "public nuisance" and sought reductions in emissions that scientists say are changing the climate.
The application of new materials science and nanotechnology offers the possibility of cost reductions much larger than can be imagined in windpower or hydropower, in biomass or in nuclear power.
The reorganization may lead to staff reductions.
In fact, most countries have experienced sharp reductions in the gender gap in hourly earnings during the past several decades.
The funds and facilities are financed by public and private entities from industrialized countries to support CDM and JI projects and purchase ensuing emission reductions.
Other analysts suggest the cost reductions may occur in the next few weeks and could also include more targeted cutbacks and attrition, rather than the big number of layoffs that some have speculated.
In other words, the poor and elderly are to bear the brunt of budget reductions.
Between budget cutbacks, layoffs and reductions in benefits or increases in hours, clearly our paychecks are not our primary source of satisfaction.
Furthermore, it is worth noting that the energy reductions arise solely from the design of the building and will be fully achievable for the whole life of the building without further interventions.
This effect could stem from age-related reductions in the volume of the amygdala-as we age, our brains shrink.
Consequently, most of the decline in real GDP during prior recessions was attributable to inventory liquidation, which meant cutbacks in production and jobs, and sharp reductions in capital spending.
More than 100 initiatives for new projects will be discussed with prospective buyers of carbon emission reductions during the conference.
Any reductions, however, will be at least partially offset.
It is the most ambitious of the bills with serious backing: it would cut carbon emissions to 2004 levels by 2012 and then mandate further reductions of 2% a year until 2020.
Really, it needs to be 'no new coal unless you have 90% emissions reductions by 2020'.
Impacts we'll be looking for in the short term include the loss of wetland grasses and reductions in fish and other things that live in the water.
Although the Conservatives have never spelt this out, they had until Mr Cameron's latest remarks done nothing to refute the notion that reductions could be sharp.
