Examples of using Misallocation in English and their translations into Spanish
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which had resulted in a lack of coordination, misallocation of resources and needless duplication at the national level.
costly investments in water supply developments, to misallocation of water resources among competing uses
distortions in the market-place, minimize misallocation of resources and generally provide for a more competitive economy.
Just as experience has shown that government-directed development policy without consideration of market forces can lead to inefficiency and misallocation of resources, so have we learnt in recent years that if governments do not provide an adequately regulated enabling environment,
the conclusion from the practical results so far achieved suggest that such an activity would be tantamount to a misallocation of the very limited regular resources available to the United Nations in this field.
creating a risk of misallocation of resources; and indicators of achievement that were not focused on outcomes.
public, or nonprofit'.35 Misuse and misallocation of resources negatively affects water governance because actors will not engage if they cannot trust in law,
What drives the misallocation of resources?
Checks against corruption or the misallocation of funds.
Moral hazard; Endogenous borrowing constraints and technological misallocation;
This misallocation of resources is commonly described as an economic boom.
Certain affirmative action measures have been undertaken to overcome previous misallocation.
And how does inflation lead to the misallocation of resources?
Or how does inflation lead to the misallocation of resources?
The problems of corruption and the misallocation of public revenues have been endemic.
Mises stated that this led to a misallocation of resources which he called"malinvestment.
This leads to the misallocation of resources and to a loss of real wealth.
This creates a risk of misallocation of expenditure as well as the potential for unauthorized expenditure.
to exacerbate intertemporal and spatial resource misallocation.
This creates a risk of misallocation of expenditures as well as the potential for unauthorized expenditures.