Considering the long term shortage of jobs for humanities Ph.Ds, Berman argues students need to finish in four or five years, with broadened professional skills, in addition to the practices of literary and theoretical interpretation and teaching.
Supporters of prohibitions on anonymity argue that they only cause short-term shortages in egg and sperm supplies.
Administration officials said their energy strategy was intended to address long-term shortages, not short-term market fluctuations.
"However, there are also occasions where it can be more cost effective to bring in specialist skills to meet a specific business need to address short-term shortages.
Relief workers warned that if farmers like Mr. Anjum missed the deadline to reseed in the fall planting season, the nation could face long-term shortages.
A Number 10 source said: "If people have short-term shortages, where they feel they need a bit of extra food, then of course food banks are the right place for that.
WASHINGTON, April 26 - White House officials said Tuesday evening that President Bush would propose on Wednesday that the federal government press to build new refineries on closed military bases throughout the country, in an effort to ease long-term shortages of gasoline and other oil products.
Additionally, Austria is expected to face long-term shortages of skilled workers (Walterskirchen, [2001]).
Second, the Netherlands also faces long-term shortages of skilled workers, which created incentives for firms to retain their qualified workforce during the crisis.
We emphasize the important interaction between short-time work and long-term shortages of skilled workers in sectors particularly affected by the crisis.
