| Therefore, while a mother is taking time off to care for a child, she forgoes not only her earnings, but also on the ability to put funds into her privatized account. |
| By imposing certain conditions on the buyer, the State potentially lowers the sale price and thus forgoes additional revenues. |
| No class of society, not even the most abjectly poor, forgoes all customary conspicuous consumption. |
| Another approach considers what society forgoes in terms of pre-tax returns of displaced investment in the country. |
| The resulting gain to the firm is financed by the State, since the latter temporarily forgoes revenue. |
| He was mentioning that when someone forgoes a tax revenue it is a tax expenditure. |
