The paradox appears to ignore the collateral benefits associated with voting, besides affecting the outcome of the vote.
They impede employers yet provide no collateral social benefit.
This is supposed to protect their skin from damage and, as a collateral benefit, teach them math.
Secondly, a range of collateral benefits have in different periods also accompanied incorporation.
But, he said, there is at least one collateral benefit: "I've never been able to play an instrument and got to get serious about the ukulele now."
As a collateral benefit, the regulations would also improve water quality in the Northeast.
As a collateral benefit, these changes may help society as well.
And a number of collateral benefits follow when students eat well.
The Sachs commission argues that there would be large collateral benefits from improved health care in the world's poorest nations.
As a "collateral benefit," Kiehl throws in a free clinical examination of their brains.
