But the focus of the global fiscal boost is on spending, particularly on infrastructure.Economic theory suggests that makes sense.
They can borrow against this "uplift" to build critical infrastructure, which, in theory at least, ought to provide enough revenue over time to repay the loan.
This is the innovative aspect of the present research whose results have implications regarding theory, infrastructure and the application of new safety technologies.
To achieve the above targets, more reliable infrastructures based on scientific theory are preferred over approaches that are simply derived from empirical experience.
Although these studies do take into account important proxies for electricity demand such as other household expenditures, education, poverty, population density, and urban vs. rural differences, they often fail to mention or incorporate energy transition theories, complementary infrastructure (presence of roads and trade centers, for example), and consumption preferences.
In theory, UK rail infrastructure should be able to cope with temperatures up to 27°C or so, but in practice it only takes one poorly maintained section of line to cause delays up and down the country.
Our 21st Century architecture is developing the theory, toolsets and infrastructure that will enable the next generation of architects to deal with the unknown.
This is attributed to the improvements in theory and computing infrastructure that enable the analysis of systems of unprecedented size and detail at an affordable computational expense.
In theory, a knowledge infrastructure should provide high quality information (i.e. usable and evidence-based) to answer these questions through several facilities: information knowledge products, such as fact sheets or guidelines for practice; expert advice, such as from occupational physicians; and education and training by the company or as part of vocational training[ 4].
This is with the aim of a general theory and cyber-infrastructure development for automated surveillance (Convertino and Hedberg 2014a).
