Übersetzung für "Scarce good" in Deutsch

Experience or comparative values are a scarce good – also internationally.

And finally, the material must be scarce, since only a scarce good has any value.

It is, as Catherine Trautmann has said, a scarce good, it is a public good, and it is also an essential good.

Of course, public space is a scarce good, but using it for public transport is still much more efficient than for parking and the construction of underground transport infrastructure is probably the most expensive way to gain additional space.

The traffic is almost dying completely and there are almost no villages for the next couple of hundred kilometres (and the few existing ones are much nicer than the ones before), water becomes a scarce good and the tailwind becomes a strong side- and headwind, which almost keeps us from enjoying the great landscape for some days.

The radio frequency is a scarce public good and progressive Euro MPs want to make sure that it is used in a fair, smart and efficient way.

Generally, land is a scarce good, and its use for livelihood may be in competition with the use for cash crops or the use for the production of renewable resources.

Patience, which had never hid its relation to inexperience, began to be a scarce good.

Euro MP Catherine Trautman will chair a panel that will focus on the efficient use of the spectrum, a scarce public good that is fundamental for of key strategic economic sectors such as telecommunications and broadcasting.

Firewood for cooking is a scarce good in the region. Since they usually cook inside the premises, there are lung and eye ailments because of the development of smoke.

Many people here tonight were pleased, and I am very happy. I was born in Tuzla, in Bosnia, and I am emotionally attached to Bosnia and Herzegovina. I know that these kinds of concerts are very rare here, as financial resources are scarce, and some good will is also missing, but I can see that there are people who are hungry for this type of musical event. I hope that, in the future, we shall come here more often and also to other cities in Bosnia and Herzegovina.”

Resources are scarce and valuable goods for companies.

Originality and tight songwriting are definitely scarce goods.

The precondition for the participation in informal exchange relations was access to scarce goods and services.

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Water and power are (especially in a country as Indonesia) scarce goods.

Traditionally, Europe’s social democracies have preferred allocating scarce goods and services like concerts and operas by queues (financed by huge subsidies to keep prices low) rather than by willingness to pay.

Among the reasons for the less-than-friendly treatment of cooperatives are the excessively high profits that some cooperatives managed to make by trading in scarce goods, so exploiting the shortcomings of the Soviet distribution net work.

In the GDR, like in other socialist countries, access to scarce goods and services was an important social capital, that could be exchanged (Srubar, 1991).

Scarce imported goods – and even some of local manufacture, such as rum and coffee – could be had at dollar-only stores, but were hard to find or unavailable at peso prices.

The degree to which the community as a whole (in contrast to individuals within it) has control over actual and potential resources, and the production and distribution of scarce and useful goods and services, monetary and non monetary (including donated labour, land, equipment, supplies, knowledge, skills).

The higher prices for fossil energies (along with price increases for other growingly scarce environmental goods) would then lead to higher prices for all goods in keeping with both the climate effects of all inputs used to produce them and the amount of energy used at all stages of their processing and transport, right down to the final consumer.

Between these points and Mercedes on the Rio Negro, there are scarcely any good sections, the road passing over limestone, tosca-rock, calcareous and bright red sandstones, and near the source of the S. Salvador over a wide extent of jaspery rocks, with much milky agate, like that in the limestone near S. Juan.

The profit they receive is a gift, not only from the producers of surplus value (and those who nurture the producers), but also from the buyers of scarce goods.

Under a treaty concluded between the Swiss Confederation and the Slovak Republic, Switzerland was not only able but also had a special interest in supplying scarce goods to Slovakia at a time when its export industry had to face enormous problems.

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The economic dimension of community is its various ways and means of production and allocation of scarce and useful goods and services (wealth), whether that is through gift giving, obligations, barter, market trade, or state allocations.