Fishing overcapacity

Fishing overcapacity

The global steel industry has long suffered from persistent overcapacity.

The problem with the emergence of these new growth engines is that it enabled China s leaders to delay important structural reforms. As a result, China now faces many of the same challenges it faced in the late 1990s beginning with overcapacity.

The country s military industrial sector suffers from limited domestic orders and extensive overcapacity.

Cheap money with limited investment outlets now risks fueling property bubbles and industrial overcapacity.

Overcapacity vanished, constraints on consumption were lifted, and a dramatic increase in household demand followed.

One delegation stated that there was a need to control construction of new vessels that contribute to overcapacity.

Some people may argue that investment growth without consumption growth will result in overcapacity and eventually lead to recession.

That coalition must also ensure that domestic overdependence and overcapacity do not create unreasonable pressures that threaten international cooperation.

This leads to overcapacity in some sectors reflected in China s growing real estate bubble, for example and underinvestment in others.

The government, well aware of the overcapacity problem, focused the country s stimulus package on investment in infrastructure, rather than new factories.

A number of delegations emphasized the need for additional measures, such as the reduction of subsidies that lead to overexploitation and overcapacity.

Africa s Structural Transformation Challenge

Structural and jurisdictional issues

Structural foundations remained intact.

China s investment rate is extremely high in comparison with other major economies, and has been increasing steadily since 2001, creating first overheating and then overcapacity. Until the global financial economic crisis that began in 2008, however, strong export performance concealed China s overcapacity problem, which, thanks to the stimulus package, is now set to become more serious.

The Mirage of Structural Reform

Any structural adjustment is painful.

Inflation falls at last, but growth slows more than desired, owing to the overcapacity that resulted from excessive investment in the earlier phase of the cycle.

The second, more profound challenge relates to the real economy how to redeploy workers and capital from the industrial sectors facing overcapacity and the most overbuilt cities.

Structural change is, by definition, innovative.

Structural analysis is often in terms of incompressible dynamic pressure, so that equivalent airspeed is a useful speed for structural testing.

EMU was designed to encourage structural reforms.

This structural shift has enormous practical significance.

This isn t for lack of structural reforms.

But in 2003, following five years of deflation, China s economy entered a new phase. Overcapacity vanished, constraints on consumption were lifted, and a dramatic increase in household demand followed.

In fact, where structural weaknesses are the source of problems, the Fund should still require structural adjustment as the price of its assistance.

Meanwhile, fears of structural decline pervade the country.

China s economic problems are more structural than cyclical.

Structural change does not automatically accelerate economic development.

Let us remember what structural unemployment looks like.

The main structural proteins are collagen and elastin.

(d) Structural elements (e.g., trustee, funds flow, timing)

Structural changes in the Palestinian economy 1995 2004

So, it's tens of millions of calculations just to design one connection between a piece of structural steel and another piece of structural steel.

Reiterating its deep concern at the situation of many of the world's fisheries, caused principally by overcapacity, overfishing and illegal, unregulated and unreported fishing, as well as, in many areas, pollution,

On floods and storm surges, he noted structural measures such as multipurpose cyclone centres, and non structural measures such as subsurface food and seed storage.

Rising structural unemployment will reduce labor input and efficiency.

Individual countries would still need to undertake structural reforms.

Many important structural problems have resulted from this trend.

Both structural factors and the exchange rate are discussed.

Fiscal discipline remains essential, as are deep structural reforms.

Yes, Europe needs structural reform, as austerity advocates insist.

Negotiators will also have to overcome significant structural obstacles.