The rescue of TWA might also placate the antitrust authorities over the United merger, because it would make it part of a four-company rationalisation plan.
Buy another company, and rationalisation is simply a matter of aiming the hatchet in the right place.
It can be assumed that all of these factors may lead sugar companies to implement cost rationalisation and scales economies, finally concurring to increase industrial concentration.
The American lawyers, best-known for the money they make, argued that partnerships with commercially oriented bodies might diminish lawyers' professionalism.BP Amoco, a British oil company, announced a shift from "rationalisation" to "expansion", with a rise in capital spending of $1.5 billion, to $13.5 billion a year for three years.
This loss of employment was a logical component of the company's strategy of regional rationalisation which it was planning even whilst it was lobbying governments on the basis of protecting jobs.
Consolidation of the ITV network into fewer and fewer companies has led to the rationalisation of resources and production and the inevitability of centralised management.
Companies in Europe have traditionally begun rationalisation farthest from home, by lopping off their branch factories and repatriating production to save domestic jobs.Belgian demonstrators at Renault's French factories are trying to whip up support and sympathy strikes.
These measures include tax incentives, provision of risk capital by venture capital companies, protection of intellectual property rights, rationalisation of import duty structures, banning of smuggling to protect local industry, and creation of investor confidence through stable and long-term policies.
In these works Weber described what he saw as society's movement towards rationalisation.
The newly-proposed unifying of brand values will enable the Coca-Cola company to make cost savings through the rationalisation of advertising.
