We rationalize the Triffin dilemma which posits the fundamental instability of the system, the common prediction regarding the natural and beneficial emergence of a multi-polar world, the Nurkse warning that a multi-polar world is more unstable than a Hegemon world, and the Keynesian argument that a scarcity of reserve assets under a gold exchange standard or at the ZLB is recessive.
If you think about capitalism, it was based on scarcity and hoarding of assets, like trademarks, intellectual copyrights, secrets.
However, the business attracted a number of bidders and a high sale price because of the scarcity of valuable radio assets in the UK not already controlled by a major group.
With the passing of corporate tax reform and the availability of offshore cash, as well as scarcity of unencumbered clinical assets, I'm going to double-down on last year's prediction and affirm again that we should see more M&A activity from the larger players.
The scarcity of the Germans' combat assets left their positions in the north thinly held and thus, vulnerable to counterattack.
Its simple economics: importance of asset + scarcity of supply = inflated price.
We were raised in a paradigm of scarcity and that has fear and protection of assets as the driver.
One factor was a sudden scarcity of credit that forced many Western investors to sell assets to raise cash.
Most of these studies agree that competition and scarcity of resources in the form of water, pasture, land resources and livestock assets play a key role in the conflicts between pastoral groups.
But Reuter seemed to argue that enthusiasm is an actual asset, a resource our society is already suffering a scarcity of.
Although a scarcity of flat land prevents large-scale irrigation at the Santa's mouth, the river is nevertheless a major economic asset to Peru.
