The inadequacy of wet-lab training has, he notes, led "a number of prescient community colleges" to conduct "a 'baccalaureate retread' business, allowing undertrained students to become competitive with students from more industry-responsive higher educational institutions".
The political benefits of liberalised markets identified by Ofgem —lower prices for savvy consumers, and an industry more responsive to their needs are diffuse and boring.
On the whole, he said, the industry has been responsive.
"Wireless carriers are operating tens of thousands of Wi-Fi hotspots around the United States, and consumers are the beneficiaries of such innovative solutions that are the result of a competitive, responsive industry," he wrote.
But President Obama's top economic officials have been dogged by complaints that they have been too quick to help the banking industry and not responsive enough to the plight of ordinary Americans who are suffering from high unemployment and a housing collapse.
Business leaders around the world are demanding that the current model of IT, one that has led to a multi-trillion dollar per year industry, become more responsive to their twin goals of business velocity and efficiency.
The pharmaceutical industry has been responsive to the needs of developing countries by offering "access schemes" [ 7] or second brand product [ 30] which substantially reduce prices and render the treatment more accessible.
According to the documents filed with the court, the criminal conspiracy began soon after California revamped the state's electricity industry, making it more responsive to market forces.
The estimated coefficient values indicate economic significance in that worker wage growth is highly responsive to industry shutdown rates.
Therefore, there is a critical need to examine how the industry may become more responsive to this dimension of personality.
In contemporary terms, the notion of vocation as occupation suggests that VET should be highly responsive to industry expectations, existing standards, and employers' needs, often supported by government interests and economic imperatives.
