In Austria, there used to be customs about when businesses could operate, says Dusty Sprengnagel, who owns a shop called Neon Line and whose book on neon will reach store shelves later this year.
There used to be standards for when businesses could run in Austria.
There never used to be business standards in Austria.
There is no protection for anyone against loss of income.
A boy picks his nose.
The woman is shopping.
The last page of the Economist has tables summarizing economic data.
Jerry Jones has no idea what he is doing.
A man sits alone at a cafe drinking coffee.