Sentence examples for bundle of resources from inspiring English sources
As Klein herself observes in an interesting chapter on what she calls "extractivism" – the economic model that treats the Earth as a bundle of resources waiting to be exploited – human activity was already changing the climate centuries ago.
Each islander is then entitled to the specific bundle of resources that he or she has purchased.
We have said that a social minimum is the bundle of resources necessary for someone to live a minimally decent life in their society.
We define a "social minimum" as that bundle of resources which suffices in the circumstances of a given society to enable someone to lead a minimally decent life.
It is easy to see that even a distribution that is not envy-free might be one where there is no actual envy, since people can prefer someone else's bundle of resources without envying it.
In order to effectively merge their bundle of resources to reap combination benefits and change their resource base, merging firms have to define a suitable structure that involves difficult choices.
By changing the bundles of resources of the merging firms, PMI in turn influences the extent of resource heterogeneity across firms.
Dworkin proposes a hypothetical auction in which everyone can accumulate bundles of resources through equal means of payment, so that in the end no one is jealous of another's bundle (the envy test).
Specifically focusing on the firms' external relationships as a key resource, the social network theory addresses a dynamic process by which a firm obtains, reaches, shares, or creates a bundle of valuable resources through its outside networks (Ahuja, 2000).
When the student is assigned a topic (such as rectifiers), the student is assigned a rectifier bundle of learning resources that begins with a succinct summary description to be read.
