Sentence examples for Economic stakeholder from inspiring English sources

Economics reduces the economic stakeholder, in simple terms, to a purely economic being who is driven solely by self-interest and behaves purely according to rational criteria.

In this paper, we undertake an integrated financial, economic, stakeholder analysis of a grid-connected onshore wind project that is owned and operated by an independent power producer (IPP) in Santiago Island, Cape Verde.

From an economic stakeholder standpoint, this ruling is a mixed bag.

In economic theory, value is understood as the measurement of the ability of a good or an object to satisfy the needs of an economic stakeholder (like a consumer).

In other words, this is an economy that "rewards economic stakeholders for behaving and organizing themselves in a humane, cooperative, ecological and democratic way".

The company states that it has made good progress in this regard, reaching agreement in principle with the key economic stakeholders, although it also states that there remain significant challenges and risks to completing the process.

Hsueh contends that a logic of strategic value explains how the state, with its different levels of authority and maze of bureaucracies, interacts with new economic stakeholders to enhance its control in certain economic sectors while relinquishing control in others.

A large number of the marine protected areas (MPAs) designated in Spain have been proposed by public authorities or conservation NGOs in conjunction with their own administrations and other social and economic stakeholders.

This puts the energetic (if outspoken) Arnaud Montebourg in charge of a new super-ministry for reindustrialisation. centrist, affable Michel Sapin will manage labour relations, with responsibility for a new pact of confidence between economic stakeholders and for the national summit of business leaders, unions and other social partners to be held in July.

A new Bretton Woods should start by recognizing that the old G-7 club of the world's most industrialized nations needs to give way to a new steering group that includes rising economic stakeholders.

CSAIL Postdoc Chintan Vaishnav has presented a mathematical analysis of the effects of regulation on the telecommunications industry to an audience of regulators and other academics, suggesting that regulators concentrate more on building consensus among disparate economic stakeholders while preventing companies from stifling competition through market dominance.