Economic motivation has created a perverse and underground marketplace where children are bought and sold as slaves.
"G.S. had no economic motivation for this transaction to fail," Mr. Palm said.
Schulhofer and Alschuler are among the strongest academic critics of the practice, emphasizing the economic motivation behind it.
Yet it came into being largely as a result of political expediency, rather than the familiar economic motivation that trade helps both sides.
They could get licensing fees when their components are reused in new machines, giving them economic motivation to design components worth recovering.
"There's the opportunity and the economic motivation to match the license to the listening data," said Jason Catlett, president of Junkbusters Corporation, a consumer privacy Web site (www.junkbusters.com).junkbusters.com
Apart from any economic motivation, many restaurant owners, chefs, managers and servers genuinely like children and do their best to make them feel at home.
Classical organization theory was criticized for its emphasis on social hierarchy, economic motivation, division of labour, and rigid and impersonal social relations.
Speaking to the BBC while visiting Singapore on Sunday, Hammond said: "The gap in standards of living between Europe and Africa means there will always be millions of Africans with the economic motivation to try to get to Europe".
It is possible that there will be more economic motivation for postnatal alterations than prenatal ones.The upshot of the bio-genetic revolution is the birth of somatic flexibility: our bodies will no longer be such deterministic creations.
Many motivations arise, including the personal likes and dislikes of the decision makers, such as a principal seeking to protect favored staff, or the economic motivation of the educational bureaucrat or politician seeking to eliminate higher-cost workers.
