Our cities, with greater human and monetary resources, can not match the standards of thousands of years ago.
Observations of data were performed during two periods with an interruption between the two caused by insufficient monetary resources.
This competitive spirit, paired with large human and monetary resources, makes China, and Shanghai in particular, a highly promising place.
The objective, information, tools, time needed, activities, and human and monetary resources for completing each step of the business project are identified.
The objective, information, tools, time needed, activities, and human and monetary resources for completing each step of the business project are also identified.
Economics considers how individuals make choices given what they value and the constraints they face in terms of monetary resources, time and information.
"I think they were taken aback by how quickly the region – in which they have invested a lot of time and energy and diplomacy, and a lot of human and monetary resources – turned against them," said Jakobson.
"Certainly, the New York City school system has the necessary monetary resources to make available to every student the opportunity for at least a minimally adequate or basic education," the state said.
In 1995, a panel established by the National Research Council to evaluate poverty measurement concluded that it might make sense to recognize not only the monetary resources available to families, but also the amount of free time they had.
"Since young children have few monetary resources they control independently, it is the basic approaches and skills which are modelled, discussed and demonstrated by parents that are likely to be influential levers, instilling efficient habits and practices," it says.
From a practical point of view, it is not feasible to run all possible test cases because of the real-world constraints of limited time, human and monetary resources.
