Sentence examples for a misallocation of resources from inspiring English sources

They promote a misallocation of resources in the economy, namely, the over-consumption of fossil fuels.

Beyond education, the American economy seems to be suffering from a misallocation of resources.

High inflation disrupts steady growth, and by blurring movements in relative prices it leads to a misallocation of resources.

Their outlook is summed up in an internal memorandum that described the Vietnamese invasion of Cambodia as "a misallocation of resources".

The N.C.A.A. focusses much of its energy on keeping all of these athletes from taking any financial advantage from their skills, an effort that seems at best like a misallocation of resources.

But the risk is not just that asset-price and credit bubbles eventually burst but, as with traditional inflation, that surging asset prices distort relative prices and cause a misallocation of resources.

Iconoclasts view it as a hollow alliance that has plainly outlived its usefulness and represents a misallocation of scarce resources.

But the minute you make otherwise abundantly available food products a touch higher in price, so our farmers can buy a new John Deere, that becomes a grievous sin and a misallocation of economic resources.

In a statement at the time, Ingeborg Grässle, a German member of the European Parliament, called the case a "gross misallocation of resources".

And strongmen often try to maintain their hold on power by relying on public funds to reward their supporters and to buy off their enemies, leading to a huge misallocation of resources.Yet it is easy to find corrupt democracies indeed, in a ramshackle place like Afghanistan elections sometimes seem to make things worse.

"The fact that the AFL was spending a huge amount of time and effort on financial reform seemed like a huge misallocation of resources.