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However , they noted that further reductions in the level of structural unemployment would be desirable , and suggested that there remain opportunities in a number of areas to further promote employment and productivity . If price increases in the booming regions are interpreted as " inflation " ( which they would seem to be if not compensated by actual price reductions in the relatively depressed regions ) , the monetary authorities might tighten monetary conditions , which in turn would appreciate the euro against non-member currencies . Alternatively , international efforts to reduce the generation of green house gas emissions could cause reductions in the demand for crude oil and petroleum products through the development and use of more fuel-efficient processes and as cleaner , lower-emissions fuels are developed and used . The Kyoto Protocol to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change in 1997 calls for significant reductions in the emissions of carbon from the burning of fossil fuels in developing countries over the next several decades . It is notable in regard to this proposed function of PKC that intestinal tumors exhibit a marked reduction in the expression of certain PKC isozymes ( 146-148 ) , including PKC alpha which seems to be downregulated at early stages of intestinal carcinogenesis ( Black , unpublished data ) . This can only result in an overall reduction in the general aviation accident rate . " This study shows convincingly that even moderate weight loss can be associated with dramatic reductions in the risk of type 2 diabetes , " Dr. Haffner said . Overall benefits of using these components were reduction in the amount of traffic diverted to a neighborhood , reduction in " road rage " by informing the motorist of what to expect , reduction in secondary crashes , and diversion of traffic around the Isthmus instead of through the Isthmus . Lennon has calculated that even if any required overall reduction in the strength of the police force could be achieved largely by running down the part-time and full-time reserves , and even if 50 % of new recruits were Catholic , then in ten years time Catholics would still only comprise about 25 % of the police force ( Lennon , 1995:156 ) . On average , a typical employment fluctuation over the business cycle , if permanent , would lead to an 8-10 percent reduction in the AFDC caseload .