Sentences with phrase «one's excess capacity»

This is unlikely with the amount of excess capacity in the global economy.

Low core inflation reflects muted price pressures across a wide range of goods and services, consistent with material excess capacity in the economy.

From a broader economic standpoint low prices are a requirement to cut supply and reduce excess capacity across a range of commodities.

Our answer is that all hours are not the same and sharing perceived excess capacity at a lower price result may lead to several unintended consequences.

But, you ask, if I want to have a system mostly relying on wind, how much excess capacity will I need?

Our new measures of core inflation are all below 2 per cent presently, weighed down by excess capacity in the economy.

This supports the view that the economy continues to have significant excess capacity.

Evidence from inflation data is also consistent with material excess capacity remaining.

But it remains at bay in part due to slack in the economy: high unemployment and continuing excess capacity with regard to business productivity.

There is substantial excess capacity in most of these, most notably steel.

An opportunity cost likely exists if a lateral transaction employs all of the firm's current excess capacity or available capital.

In comparison, major publishers who provide client distribution are often doing so to fill excess capacity.

But our models, based on history, say that with huge excess capacity, that cash flow won't burn holes in corporate pockets.

Real GDP is now projected to have contracted modestly in the first half of the year, resulting in higher excess capacity and additional downward pressure on inflation.

If it weren't for the fiscal plan, it would take much longer to close that excess capacity gap.

All of this matters because persistent excess capacity puts downward pressure on inflation, raising the risk that we will continue to fall short of our inflation target.

So it wasn't necessarily market driven, but driven by the fact that there was excess capacity there to use.

Muscle mass as well as the nutritional supply systems begins to grow and in order to build excess capacity.

The one - two punch of excess capacity combined with negative press has led to lower overall base fares.

Second, there will be excess capacity between 2012 and 2017.

Ideally, policies at this time should address both the short - term cyclical problem of excess capacity and enhance the longer - term growth potential of the economy.

To put that into perspective, we see material excess capacity in the economy today, and then it closes over the course of the next few quarters.

The economy is plagued by excess capacity and falling demand.

- There is excess capacity in manufacturing globally, making it difficult for companies to raise prices.

This reflects the Bank of Canada's projections for sharply lower real GDP growth in 2015, and slight increases in real GDP growth in outer years versus budget forecasts, as excess capacity from the recession is recovered.

Bureau spokesman Sheng Laiyun told Reuters that China faced increased downward pressure on exports, and the government needed time to absorb excess capacity in traditional industries.

GENEVA The concept of global excess capacity, commonly used to support the creation of trade defense against China, is imprecise and unsound as a justification for U.S. protectionism, a study by a Swiss - based trade watchdog said on Thursday.

They frequently skirmished on fares and threw excess capacity into markets in a bid to gain market share.

More than half of that additional capacity — 5,251 MW — has been installed by home and business owners participating in utility net metering programs that allow owners of solar systems to sell excess capacity back to their local utility at retail rates, according to EIA.

The column on excess capacity («The Capacity Trap II,» December 2003) also raised some hackles.

> does Ontario have too much excess capacity over supply?

The result is a strong reluctance to cede any more seats to charters, even though projected charter enrollment growth, based on schools that have been authorized but not yet filled, will almost certainly generate even more excess capacity in BPS buildings.

The true cost of charter expansion has not been a matter of revenue, but rather the struggle of eliminating excess capacity and rightsizing an urban school district.»

Actual excess capacity at these grade levels is probably much smaller than 15,000 seats, given the unique constraints in many of the buildings and the extra space requirements of specialized programs; but it's clear that there is significant slack.

Firm up renewable generation by reconciling the intermittency of power from these sources and storing excess capacity to dispatch when it's needed.

«The BOC expects excess capacity to be absorbed with inflation returning to 2 percent in 2018.

If your car [has] excess capacity, you can sell that and if someone rents it once a year that's great, it is all upside.

«Excess capacity ultimately is corrosive of an economy's efficiency,» Lew said.

Both companies have shown remarkable foresight in identifying excess capacity in the market and exploiting it in a way that really, really resonates with customers, regulations be damned.

Desperate to avoid a trade war in the wake of Trump's steel and aluminum tariffs, the OECD said Tuesday that «governments should avoid escalation and rely on global solutions [read: established World Trade Organization rules] to resolve excess capacity in the global steel industry.»

«This would allow policymakers to focus their efforts on absorbing the still elevated excess capacity in the economy,» she said, adding that she expects the central bank will keep its trendsetting policy interest rate at one per cent until mid-2015.

In a bit of mea culpa, the bank's policy setting team says it significantly underestimated the weakness of the economy in the second half of 2012, saying the damage has served to increase excess capacity.

The Bank's three measures of core inflation remain below two per cent and wage growth is still subdued, consistent with ongoing excess capacity in the economy.