That it is signals the real possibility that state influence will foster the misallocation of resources between different parts of the economy.
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Either from increased borrowing, or increased taxes, which both take an equal amount of resources and spending out of the private economy as they finance increased government spending, or from printing more dollars, which just creates inflation (devaluing private spending by an equal amount).
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But critics of the banks' sheer size - and there are a few of those around, including the governor of the Bank of England and the chairman of the FSA - will be concerned that British banks will remain dangerously large relative to the size of the economy and the financial resources of the British state.
This is a deliberate policy of the state bank, that the banks should go and use their resources for productive sections of the economy.
Governments have to tax the private sector in order to spend, but taxes distort the allocation of resources in the economy.
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And although business plans cannot reproduce, successful ones do command a growing share of the economy's resources, as companies expand on the back of them and rivals copy them.
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In the case of Korea, it is the divergence of interests between the monopoly position of the chaebols and their customers, between the families and minority investors and between the allocation of public and financial resources to the chaebols and other parts of the economy.
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In a market-based economy, scarce resources seek profit and are allocated to sectors of the economy where consumer demand is high and there are potential profits.
With regard to the availability of budgetary resources, if the U.S. economy continues its current unspectacular rate of growth and inflation remains subdued, then the nation will generate at least three quadrillion dollars in value through 2065.
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This diverts resources from the productive sector of the economy, slowing growth and creating dependency.
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As the government gets bigger, this hinders growth by diverting resources from the productive sector of the economy.
Government spending diverts resources from the productive sector of the economy.
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Low rates are the root cause of the misallocation of resources that define the modern American economy.
They are therefore good at capturing the one-off gains that might arrive from a redeployment of the economy's resources.
One of its key messages to the global community is the importance of marine resources to a new green economy.
Growing the public sector not only sucks financial resources from the wealth creating part of the economy, it drains productive people from it as well.
On this I ought to say the following: generally, the money and resources as such for the development of the economy do play some sort of role.
The country's technocrats, unfortunately, are still holed up in offices in Beijing preparing detailed five-year plans and directing the workings of the economy, allocating resources, pricing goods and awarding contracts.
Mali, which does not have a robust economy or array of natural resources, could especially feel the pinch.
Back then the Soviet Union could not meet people's growing expectations and the economy was running out of resources.
Inflation misdirects resources into hedges like gold depriving the economy of critical capital.
Japan's fiscal problems, the need to allocate resources better in the economy and the risks of deflation: all need to be considered together.
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Thanks to abundant natural resources the economy has grown at an average of 7% a year for the past decade and only now shows some signs of flagging as commodities prices drop.
For him, the park represents a convenient alliance of economy and ecology, providing a cheap exciting retail space without extensive plundering of resources.
It is just one of many forces that send resources whizzing around the economy.
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Julian Simon -- entrepreneur, economist, professor -- brilliantly undermined the we're-running-out-of-resources hysteria that severely hobbled the American economy from the late 1960s through the 1970s.
"Essentially we've been talking about the poor, but we haven't had a real understanding of who the poor are, what kind of resources they have available, what we can do so they can really participate in the development of the economy and of the country, " says Ronaldo Zamora, executive secretary of the Philippine government.
Iceland is a natural resource-based economy, with plenty of untapped natural resources and well educated workforce.
Only then can we accept further development of these resources as we transition to a clean energy economy.
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First off, for a government bereft of resources other than the ones taken from the private economy, to "fix" anything, it must unfix or depress other, more prosperous aspects of the economy.
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