Even in research-intensive places such as technology startups, think tanks and universities, homogeneity may lead to tunnel vision whereas diversity often fosters surprising innovation.
One is external to the state: the global economy has become a much more knowledge-intensive place, with even the oil business turning into a high-tech industry, so Texas needs more and better universities and schools.
(Denmark — an unexpectedly pig-intensive place — has prohibited antibiotics for production purposes for more than a decade, leading to what its Ministry of Food, Agriculture, and Fisheries calls "a major reduction in antimicrobial resistance as measured among several different bacterial species in food animals and food").
But that's because there is an obvious need for vastly more residential and commercial construction in the region: which is an extraordinarily rich, productive, export-intensive place!The most straightforward answer to the puzzle, in my view, is simply to acknowledge that there isn't one clear source of excess savings with one clear macroeconomic policy response.
In this way, they can increase production efficiency by eliminating the labour-intensive placing of traditional stirrups.
With a large, densely populated (over 6.9 million people) urban environment and slowing economy, Hong Kong is a busy, work-intensive place.
In the whole country, there were just 20 intensive care places available.
People are winding up in nursing homes and intensive care places".
The withdrawal or withholding of intensive therapy places professional, ethical and legal obligations on clinicians.
Treatment is resource intensive and places a high burden on health care systems and patients' well-being [ 5].
