reallocation of resources

No reallocation of resources could make all consumers better off.

"We will have to do some reallocation of resources," he said, "there's no question about that."

"During this reallocation of resources, you have to expect a decrease in output."

Hence there is no feasible reallocation of resources that can make society better off.

But another official said the end of the cold war had not brought about a needed reallocation of resources.

The movement away from jury trials is not just a societal reallocation of resources or a policy choice.

"And that involves a reallocation of resources towards population and away from other areas."

But modernization of the Soviet economy requires much more than just the reallocation of resources.

"Reallocation of resources to more cost-effective programs could save an additional 60,000 lives per year at no increased cost to taxpayers," the study found.

In short, after the enlargement in January 2007, there was no need for a reallocation of resources.

Nevertheless, as you know, it falls to the Member States to decide on the future reallocation of resources.

That's what protectionism is, just reallocation of resources.

Reallocation of resources is necessary, and consequently also reform of staffing regulations.

Increased Community involvement in the future will naturally have budgetary implications and demand a reallocation of resources.

But a reallocation of resources ordered by the government strikes some on Wall Street as too meddlesome.

This is a crazy reallocation of resources.

The reallocation of resources from instruction to student services would result in a consequent increase in graduation rates.

Q. Do you anticipate reallocation of resources?

This is a welcome reallocation of resources - provided, of course, that the reallocated money is well spent!

Reallocation of resources can also occur when activity duration reaches a certain deadline or the cost exceeds a certain value.

Information of this kind can lead to reallocation of resources so as to improve efficiency and effectiveness of the organization as a whole.

Instead the conference members commit themselves to give further consideration to the "reallocation of resources released through disarmament measures for socio-economic development, particularly in developing countries."

The Austrian School view is that government attempts to influence markets prolong the process of needed adjustment and reallocation of resources to more productive uses.

An allocation is Pareto-efficient if there is no reallocation of resources that would make some people better off without making some people worse off.

"I hope that we don't see this reallocation of resources to the rural poor as further indication that the arts will be pitted against social needs," she said.