Then, too, there is the alternative of taxing corporations and the rich to finance federal stimulus without huge deficits and increasing costly national debts.
That is one reason Tychy is operating around the clock, six days a week, while most other auto plants in Europe and the United States are running at a fraction of capacity, increasing costly nonproductive downtime.
However, increased costly marketing and a drive for autologous blood for example, could allow the supply to become less absolutely scarce.
In April 2012, Mr. Binz was the lead author of a paper favoring "risk-aware energy regulation," which argued for building wind farms and other sources of renewable energy as a hedge against future fossil fuel price increases and costly new pollution rules on burning coal or gas.
The massive loss of formerly forested coastal wetlands has led to increased and costly flooding.
Direct financial impact will stem from increases in costly treatments such as dialysis, which is expensive compared to many medical treatments, while indirect financial impact will stem from an increased need for infrastructure including additional healthcare professionals, equipment, and treatment space [ 5].
A stronger renminbi, economists say, would make imports less costly, increase domestic consumption and help rebalance the Chinese economy.
And his cash-strapped government, which faces crushing debt obligations, can hardly afford a costly increase in the security budget.
As a result, what is currently a temporary long-term unemployment problem runs the risk of morphing into a permanent and costly increase in the unemployment rate and a permanent and costly decline in the economy's potential output.
