In the model there are two agents, namely the group of local people poaching and a park agency 'owning' and reaping the benefits of the wildlife.
Olson, for instance, argues that special interest groups tend to influence state policy unduly, reaping particularistic privileges that damage the overall economy.
Governments of a country with a big displacement in international financial markets may act like a hegemon, imposing their national policies in ways reaping national benefits and externalizing costs.
Most of these papers are firmly anchored in the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries, but a few wander, with those considering the earlier centuries sometimes sowing rather than reaping.
Wheat harvesting involved two separate activities : reaping and the related task of threshing and winnowing.
This attention is reaping rewards.
Everyone is interested in selling high quality products and reaping higher the profits.
Of course, if a writer has the opportunity of reaping bountifully from her work, she is not expected to shy away from it.
