But the glut economy persists anyway, and its persistence is beginning to convince a few economists that overcapacity has become built into the world's economic system, a structural problem resistant to much shrinkage and far in excess of demand or current practices to stimulate demand.
For the constructivist it is the particular way in which interests become built into the technology and practices within which it is embedded that is ethically significant (Brey 2000, 2004, 2006).
Mr Bolouri devotes most of his time to recruiting and keeping high-quality talent to manage the supply chain, and to making sure that everyone along the chain is kept constantly up to date on what the company is trying to do.As the Internet becomes built into corporate life, the economic foundation of the company changes.
Knowledge and empirical understanding of stability have become built into traditional recipes and procedures; indeed, recipes for many sauces have evolved so that the sauce remains stable long enough to be taken from the kitchen to the table and consumed over a prolonged period.
And as higher prices became built into expectations, wage demands rose, and accelerating inflation resulted.
Interconfessional apologetics and polemics became built into standard works of theological instruction.
In the past, countries had to worry that a rising fuel tax could become built into uncomfortably high inflation rates.
For ecologists and entomologists, a major concern is that insects could quickly become resistant to the toxin built into the corn if all farmers in a region used that corn, just as microbes affecting humans become resistant to antibiotics that are prescribed often.
Such bills often become entangled in extraneous legislative bargains built into the state's budget.
With some twins, the debate is over who is more handsome or pretty; with these, it's over who poses the bigger foreign-policy challenge for the U.S. The awkwardness built into the meeting became worse with news that dozens of Afghan civilians — perhaps well over a hundred — had been killed in what the Afghans say were American airstrikes.
