Sentence examples for underproducing from inspiring English sources

I suppose he might be thinking that growth has relied on "overconsumption"; that implies, however, that America was underproducing during its boom and must overproduce now to pay back its debt.

In "The Undereducated American," Anthony P. Carnevale and Stephen J. Rose assert that the United States has been underproducing college graduates since the 1980s, creating a labor force unable to match the needs of employers.

"I'm pumped!" he exclaimed, having just been told that a new graft will increase the size of his cherimoyas, and that he can easily hand pollinate his underproducing eggfruits.

But Agbayani is caught in a numbers crunch in the Mets' underproducing outfield.

The Mets will probably not find a taker for expensive underproducing players like Rey Ordóñez, Ventura and Todd Zeile, but they could trade a starting pitcher.

Almost every single one is considerably underproducing," said Suzanne Gilbert, the director of Seva's Center for Innovation in Eye Care.

Conventional theory had always argued that monopolies overcharge, underproduce and extract surplus profits.

He makes the plausible argument that Iraq underproduced for decades and deserves to catch up, but this has irritated the Saudis.The pressure on IranIranian unease over Iraq's oil production is even more pronounced.

Private markets will underproduce in the presence of such positive externalities because the costs of production for the firm are overstated and the profits are understated.

His records, self-produced and often underproduced, are hard to sum up, and that's the point.

With only brief interruptions, we've had eight decades of increasingly frenetic fiscal and monetary policy activism intended to counter the cyclical bumps and grinds of the free market and its purported tendency to underproduce jobs and economic output.