He created this movie with dancer Jean-Baptiste André as a focus on the "overinvestment" of urban space. ❋ Red (2008)
This willful blindness has caused many economists, including the most recent Nobel laureate, Paul Krugman, to misinterpret the Austrian theory of the business cycle as a theory of "overinvestment," which it definitely is not.
Relying on the framework of the Solow growth model, mainstream economists usually interpret the Austrian theory as one of "overinvestment" during the boom. ❋ Unknown (2008)
"overinvestment" in "investment goods" (capital goods is the Austrian term), he knows just enough about it to understand that the Austrians place great theoretical importance on the shift from investment in the production of consumer goods to investment in the production of capital goods. ❋ Unknown (2009)
Then we had an industrial recession and the deflationary pressure from past euphoric overinvestment. ❋ Alex J. Pollock (2011)
The tech/telecom bubble was characterized by a massive overinvestment in equipment, factories, etc. ❋ Unknown (2009)
As Josh Sanburn of TIME Magazine noted, Borders made a series of bad business decisions that led to its demise, including its outsourcing of its online bookselling to Amazon, its failure to develop an e-reader competitor to Kindle and NOOK, its overexpansion to too many stores, and its overinvestment in music sales. ❋ Larry Atkins (2011)
With $3.2 trillion in reserves, Beijing has ample firepower should it choose to spend more, but it would have to be careful to avoid side effects such as more inflation and overinvestment in some projects. ❋ Reuters (2011)
It is not politics but profit that is driving the vast majority of Chinese firms to invest in the U.S. With overinvestment leading to excess capacity in much of industrial China, Chinese companies increasingly see greater profit opportunities across the Pacific. ❋ By (2011)
If the 'last mile' ESP can only charge you for maintaining an electric line to your house then we would want a little bit of overinvestment in that area. ❋ Unknown (2009)
In the 1970s, King Bhumibol Adulyadej coined the term to discourage indebtedness caused by overinvestment and overconsumption in rural areas. ❋ Unknown (2011)
And when they did, it was in large part a result of massive overinvestment in heavy industry, which supported Soviet military pretensions. ❋ Stephen Stromberg (2011)
"There was overinvestment in cultural facilities that did not align with sufficient demand," says Joanna Woronkowicz, a researcher on the Cultural Policy Center study. ❋ Barbara Jepson (2011)
Stiglitz targets the structural breakdown in agriculture while other gesture toward industrial overreach and overinvestment in the '20s, and still other point toward "financialization." ❋ Robert Teitelman (2011)
China right now has * huge* problems with overinvestment in materials production as well as serious problems with people trying to hoard copper, rice, and even garlic in hopes of sparking local artificial supply shortages. ❋ Unknown (2010)
