A superior may be content himself with shifts in the allocation of resources and consequently power, but he represents subordinates who, for their own reasons, may be unhappy with the changes.
Inflation also functions as a kind of economic WD-40, easing shifts in the allocation of resources.
However, by sustaining zombie firms, intermediaries also undermined the usual process of creative destruction, preventing a shift in the allocation of capital and other resources to more productive activities, "prolonging the Japanese macroeconomic stagnation".
Implementation of the policy required not only changes in practices but also a shift in the allocation of resources, felt most acutely in local facilities and the NGOs from whom the CHWs were moved to the provincial system.
Investors can buy 20-year debt denominated in Brazilian reals or Chinese yuan, a monumental shift in the allocation of long-term capital.
This shift reflects a change in the allocation of the feed co-products across livestock types.
Both models incorporated "task shifting," or the allocation of tasks to the least-costly, capable health worker.
In a model where ROS mediate life-history tradeoffs, elevated oxidative damage would shift the allocation of available resources among these tasks.
President Frank described the shift in educational costs, and the allocation of those costs, over the same period.
In addition to the induction of active resistance mechanisms, elicitation of SAR can cause a reduction in plant productivity and plant fitness, which results from a shift in the allocation pathways from plant growth and reproduction to defense [ 8].
Since some shifts of attention are not shifts in the location attended, a theory of the factors that determine which locations a subject is attending to cannot tell us the whole story about the allocation of attention.
