For example, the telecommunications industry has a huge overcapacity issue that must be solved for many of the stocks to do well.
Thus, it appears that axonal transport has an in-built overcapacity, such that most axons can survive limited transport defects for some time.
We know they can go down, but it's never been for a significant amount of time, and to my knowledge we've never had a cloud overcapacity situation cause an outage.
"Europe has a devastating level of overcapacity," said Mr. West, at Bernstein.
The question of how to balance current overcapacity against future demand has been particularly pertinent in Taiwan, which has a big but fragmented memory chip industry.
"Overly enthusiastic construction of waste incinerators has led to an overcapacity in this partly liberalised market and potentially prevents some recycling opportunities to be explored", says Bastein.
The two reporting overcapacity both had an annual census in excess of 130,000 and inpatient admission rates in excess of 30%.
A glut of movie theaters nationwide has created overcapacity and led to a host of bankruptcy filings by cinema chains over the last year.
"China has tremendous overcapacity in its state-run sector, which is a potentially massive deflationary force.
But it has less overcapacity than GM and won't be as damaged during a slowdown.
