These, in turn, can lead to reallocation of resources not available for other functions such as growth and reproduction, which likely translate into impaired fitness.
A "continental" model based on high employment protection, generous unemployment insurance, and limited active labor market policies which leads to limited reallocation and high unemployment12.
One currently popular theory, as to how rapamycin extends lifespan, is somatic maintenance, which suggests that the inhibition of mTOR leads to a reallocation of energy into the maintenance of somatic cells (Fig. 2) (Masoro & Austad, 1996).
Increasing river environment degradation from historical growth in withdrawal is leading to reallocation of water from irrigation in many basins.
Phasing out bad subsidies will supporting good ones could lead to a reallocation of resources to benefit economies and the poor.
These problems were related to asymmetric, non-transparent and discretionary decision-making that led to a reallocation of unearned rents.
They observe that the demographic transition towards an older society in the United States led to a "reallocation of government spending from productive public education to unproductive intergenerational transfers".
Droughts lead to a reallocation of children's time from domestic work to income-generating work, as does the presence of a microfinance facility, which raises concerns about the possible unintended consequences of such facilities.
For example, while Acosta (2011) does find that remittances are associated with a decrease in wage labor, he also finds that remittances tend to increase the prevalence of domestic labor, suggesting that remittances simply lead to a reallocation of child labor from paid to unpaid work.
"This could lead to a reallocation of funds from drug treatments to other forms of treatment, offered by a physiotherapist as one example".
