receipient

Or because someone else created something of great value and chose to give it to the receipient, which is a prefectly just thing to do whatever we think of the "worthiness" of the recipient - it's their money to do with as they please.

Ethics and IQ, Bryan Caplan | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty 2009

If it is considered income by the receipient, logic dictates that the grantor is foregoing the same value.

Stock Options as Tax Deferral, Arnold Kling | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty 2009

Thus, I prefer to take the stance that a sample does not create any obligation on behalf of the receipient.

What do Wine Critics and Bloggers "Owe" Wineries That Send Them Samples? 2009

Make every able bodied welfare, food stamp, HUD housing receipient WORK for those benefits.

Sources: Votes lacking for immigration push 2010

I mean, I think I see what they would say the mechanism is – the reduction in direct expenditures by the receipient on food allows them to spend on other things (and grow the economy.)

Matthew Yglesias » Heritage Stimulus Proposals Vs. Progressive Alternatives 2009

IIt looked like the receipient was past due on something.

Lobbying for Your Health: 150,000 seniors in revolt 2010

Their internal people commit these frauds because only they know the name of the receipient, the MTCN transfer number, etc.

Western Union launched in South Korea 2009

Their internal people commit these frauds because only they know the name of the receipient, the MTCN transfer number, etc.

Western Union launched in South Korea 2009

If Black Peter doesn't deem a receipient worthy, he leaves coal in their shoes instead I've never heard of kicking.

Christmas in July: Going Dutch Jen 2009

She also capitualated on health care by becoming the largest receipient of healthcare industry contributions in Congress.

Poll: Hillary's "Experience" Argument And Obama's "Change" Argument Both Working 2009