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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...
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decades before there is so much wear that re****ing and
repair becomes uneconomical. Ship
breaking allows materials from the ship,
especially steel, to be...
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effects include dilution of
holdings of the acquirer,
making the
takeover uneconomical to
third parties, and
adverse influence of
current share prices. Auerbach...
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conventional locomotive because many
parts required replacement, an
uneconomical proposition for a "one-off" locomotive. In the
United States,
Union Pacific...
- hp in the UK. It, therefore, was
expensive to own and too
heavy and
uneconomical to
achieve volume sales, so it was
unable to
compete in the
newly developing...
- fibers, but
manufacturing of
these fibers by his
process was
relatively uneconomical. In 1890, L.H.
Despeissis invented the
cuprammonium process –
which uses...
- War. However, as mine
warfare became more
developed this
method became uneconomical. This
method was
revived by the
German Imperial German Navy
during World...
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amount to
their bank or
merchant services provider,
thereby making it
uneconomical.
Discover is a
notable exception to the above. A
customer with a Discover...
- on
newspapers (4d per sheet)
forced the
price up so high that it was
uneconomic to
publish more frequently. When the
stamp duty was cut in 1836, The Guardian...
- tax
levied on
industrial alcohol during the
Civil War made this use
uneconomical. The tax was
repealed in 1906. Use as an
automotive fuel
dates back to...
