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The nation lost 85,000 jobs from the economy in December, the Labor Department reported Friday, as hopes for a vigorous recovery ran headlong into the prospect that paychecks could remain painfully scarce into next year.

The results should help answer policy questions such as whether and what type of screening programmes should be added in populations with a high level of access to treatment, or, in developing countries, whether to put scarce resources into screening or into expanding levels of treatment coverage.

Soviet harmonies aside, foreign music remained scarce in China into the 1980s.On March 12th the Rolling Stones performed their second gig in China, a concert in Shanghai watched by 15,000 people.

Another concern is that when aid groups move into a country, they grab all resources — sometimes turning scarce doctors into managers of aid bureaucracies.

And Mr Blunkett's successors have channelled scarce resources into glitzy infrastructure rather than local services.

A strong central governmental apparatus proved able to channel scarce resources into the rapid development of heavy industry.

If it will be killed quickly anyway, there is not much reason for evolution to divert scarce resources into keeping the machine in tip-top condition.

Just as in microcredit-saturated Latin America, the programmed diversion of South Africa's scarce funds into microcredit applications has been a first-order development disaster in the post-apartheid era.

But while management salaries at the board have crept steadily upward, many employees say it is hard to justify putting scarce money into the building when so many schools have suffered from decades of deferred maintenance.

Weakness and fear are clearly at the heart of the India-Pakistan dispute; why else would two nations battling so much poverty, corruption and population growth divert their scarce cash into building nuclear weapons?

But it is one made all the grimmer by the fact that politicians who preach about tough choices have lost none of their taste for diverting scarce funds into eye-catching schemes.