Cowen (2011) has in turn approached stagnation as an outcome of the exhaustion of a significant set of "low-hanging fruits" reaped in recent history, namely one-off supply-side opportunities associated with post-war reconstruction; trade opening; diffusion of new technologies in power, transport, and communications; and educational attainments, among others.
The real explanation for the surge has to do with the "balloon theory" of counter narcotics strategy: squeeze the balloon by cutting off supply routes in one place, and drug traffickers pop up somewhere else.
I'm hearing cutting off supply lines.
We made a port call at Bird Island, one of the British Antarctic Survey's permanent bases down here, to drop off supplies and to collect waste.
Troops surrounded the camp, cutting off supplies.
Or drop off supplies to the food pantry?
On a current-cost-of-supplies basis, free of one-off items, Shell's earnings came in at $4.2 billion, slightly higher than the $4.1 billion expected by analysts.
They are also one-off affairs, with no need to maintain supply chains or manage long-term relationships with customers.
The Treasury has been asked to supply Stormont with a one-off loan of between £100m and £150m to ease its budgetary crisis, the BBC understands.
The Treasury had been asked to supply Stormont with a one-off loan of between £100m and £150m to ease its budgetary crisis.
This is a stark contrast to Mazar's open sewers, litter and one-day-off, one-day-on electric supply.
