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Uneconomic growth is
economic growth that
reflects or
creates a
decline in the
quality of life. The
concept is used in
human development theory, welfare...
- Staffordshire, by
Crosse & Blackwell. The
Branston factory proved to be
uneconomical, and
production was
moved to
Crosse &
Blackwell subsidiary, E Lazenby...
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ships have been
hulked when they
become obsolete or when they
become uneconomical to operate. A
sheer hulk (or
shear hulk) was used in
shipbuilding and...
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effects include dilution of
holdings of the acuirer,
making the
takeover uneconomical to
third parties, and
adverse influence of
current share prices. Auerbach...
- the rich gold
deposits under the city were developed.
After becoming uneconomical in the 20th century,
profitable mining operations have
commenced once...
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minerals developed during the
Soviet era has
largely been
abandoned as
uneconomical. It
boasts mountains,
alpine pastures, and Song Köl Lake
which during...
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structural demands and flexing. However,
because of cost, it
becomes uneconomical to
build compliant towers in
depths greater than 1,000 meters. In such...
- may see
large increases in
proven reserves when known, but
previously uneconomic deposits become economic to develop. In this way, Canada's
proven reserves...
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turned them into
reusable material, and the cost to
transport them was
uneconomical because, at times, it
would cost more to send it than the car was worth...
- locations,
smaller airports use pilot-controlled
lighting systems when it is
uneconomical or
inconvenient to have
automated systems or
staff to turn on the taxiway...
