Meanwhile, the emancipatory dream of 3D printers enabling everyone to make anything they want is currently economically unlikely, and besides the one thing that is very popular in 3D printing is untraceable parts for assault rifles.
For out-of-work miners in Appalachia, Trump's decision to don a hardhat and promise to bring coal roaring back ― however economically unlikely ― hit home for more people than Clinton's 30,000-word 30,000-wordrs outlining policyto retrain workers for new careers.
"This project, by all accounts, doesn't seem to stack up economically and appears unlikely to ever turn a profit".
She and her friend went down to Zuccotti Park, where the Occupy Wall Street protesters were encamped, but Nottage knew the real suffering of the economically disenfranchised was unlikely to be found in Lower Manhattan.
OLPC is trapped in a vicious cycle whereby it needs to increase sales significantly to reduce the price by manufacturing more economically, but is unlikely to be able to do so with a machine costing more than $200.
To the CAC, this 618-megawatt integrated gasification combined cycle plant, nearly four times as big as the old coal plant it replaces, is a greenwashed boondoggle of massive proportions -- not needed by the Hoosiers who are paying for it, not economically justifiable, and unlikely to fulfill the "clean coal" promises made on its behalf.
Green says that a commuter tax, which would in any case only raise about $450 million, is "politically unlikely, but economically desirable".
Such economically motivated attacks are unlikely to disappear, and we can expect new threats to directly reflect each new technical innovation in how money is used, moved and stored.
Frequent cleaning may be necessary in Arica and Iquique, while in Calama, Copiapo and La Serena, the measured annual energy losses (3% or less) may make the need of cleaning the PV modules more than twice a year unlikely (or economically inconvenient).
By current standards, such changes are extremely unlikely to be economically or socially acceptable".
Tapping groundwater for irrigation and intensified double cropping, however, is unlikely to be economically viable or environmentally sound in the EIGP.
