economic sense

Looking back over the long and difficult years, Cloete, now 58, said his struggle to remain on his farm did not make economic sense.

It makes little economic sense for a country to produce a good that can be purchased from another country at lower price.

With a modest cost of living and a well-paid workforce, Katy makes good economic sense for most people considering relocation.

Remember, the marginal cost of a book is now the cost of the bandwidth to deliver it, so buffets make economic sense.

"It makes economic sense for some Malaysian companies to go over to China to take advantage of all these things, " he said.

Given that the rewards so greatly exceed the risks, would it have made any economic sense not to handle the ball?

Given Beijing's obsession with losing out on its large currency reserves, cautiousness makes economic sense.

they do not wish to be wealthy in an economic sense.

Minimum payments in the long run do not make economic sense, but it will keep a credit score clean.

For Oxford, the decision to go online-only would make a great deal of economic sense.

Do not hesitate to choose used over showroom-new if it makes economic sense.

"If it makes economic sense you might persuade people to change something, " he said.

For many it makes no economic sense to work, particularly when low-paid jobs are frequently the only ones on offer to lone parents.

The United States has fallen back dramatically since then, both in a moral and an economic sense.

My esteemed colleague Becker has argued, however, that American obesity is not excessive in an economic sense.

We are essentially approaching a state where it no longer makes economic sense to troubleshoot desktop problems.

Industry experts say that such an acquisition would make sound economic sense, as sugar prices have more doubled in the past year.

But a new study suggests that these high-tech, high-intensity hospital services make economic sense in middle-income countries, too.

The recovery, in an economic sense and a business travel sense, is tepid.

This makes economic sense but might be ruled illegal by the World Trade Organization.

"I've wanted an electric car for 10 years, but I never expected it to makethis much economic sense to get one, " Mr. Muir said.

it is a betray. . . . . Mao wanted to see all men are equal in economic sense.

They are certainly not assumed to be central to productivity in the economic sense, or provide economic leadership in the global economy.

"It's not earthshaking, but it is meaningful, " he said. "These are real commercial investments for us that make economic sense now. "

production budgets are often inflated due , perhaps , to inadequate planning or poor economic sense.

The answer is, as is so often the case, that it's better economic sense to do so.

He also said that the insurer had agreed not to sell only for as long as it made 'economic sense. '

Given the growth of that market, it will probably make the most economic sense for GM to become Chinese-owned.

Such supply-chain waste can be built into the price, and usually makes economic sense.

Finally, the results of the analysis made economic sense, and puts forward some policy recommendations.

Solar power, however, is starting to make inroads in locations where extending the electric grid may not make economic sense.

It's a challenge, but it does make good economic sense to ensure stimulus packages work for women's economic empowerment.

Gridlock that causes everybody's taxes to rise sharply, which nobody wants and which makes no economic sense, is entirely possible.

It is threatened when we are led to believe that friendships without a recognizable gain are, in the economic sense, irrational.

Critics say the project makes little economic sense except as a temporary job creator.

China has been very active in central Asia, but there most of the projects made economic sense and were tied to extractive industries.

China's mandarins are clearly not insusceptible to economic sense, and individual projects could bite the dust.

It makes economic sense and does not involve picking a needless fight with Russia.

This paper puts forward the countermeasures of realisation of urban land-ownership in economic sense.

We want China to supply aircraft to the U. S. because we think it makes economic sense.

Little wonder that it made economic sense to embattled Afghan farmers.

Even if such programs worked in some technical economic sense, they should be rejected on grounds that they are incompatible with liberty.

The current scaled-down approach to development makes good political and economic sense.

He revised his Doomsday deadline to October 21, but if the man had any economic sense, he would have gone for June 30 instead.

The new government will pursue both "economic sense and social balance" , she insisted.

A speedy end to the dollar peg makes economic sense for China as well as for the world.

Such channels would make no economic sense on cable, but they might on the Internet.

He said: "It's not sustainable at City. They won'tcontinue to invest like that, because it doesn't make good economic sense. "

Service people should " just be paid a decent wage" may actually make economic sense.

"Using energy more efficiently makes good economic sense, " he says.

Stepping up TB treatment also makes economic sense outside Africa.

He feels his chains more in an economic sense.

No, the more important reason for the interest in this issue is economic sense.

But if you're a casual reader, they probably don't make much economic sense yet.

"It makes no economic sense to try and do that, " he warned.

Without huge financial support, nuclear power doesn't make economic sense.

That's why seafloor mining should make economic sense in the first place.

Thus it makes no economic sense to save.

They have to negotiate and it has to make economic sense for both of them.

This argument makes no economic sense.

With the average US wage of 23 dollars in 2005, move to Mexico, China and India just make good economic sense.

In the longer term, to shut down the most energy inefficient facilities doesn't just make environmental sense but also economic sense.

And it would've made more economic sense.

But fuel cells remain an expensive way to generate electricity, and they don't yet make economic sense for all businesses.

A lot of long-term projects got shelved thirty years ago because they make no economic sense in a high interest-rate environment.

I think it can be true - but what if you love doing something that there is just no economic sense in?

spiritual product has the feature of commodity , which has not only use - value , but also value in the economic sense.

It is better to have a soft rule that is roughly right than a hard rule that makes no economic sense.

You should know that buying in bulk always makes better economic sense.

If we can find a way to make this benefit both the graduates and the target regions, then it would make economic sense.

For Ranney, these changes not only made economic sense, but also spoke to family priorities.

Many of these projects did not make economic sense while China completely dominated the market. The major projects are

On Economic Sense of Restraining Selfishness in Market Economy

Setting up the Ecological Economic Sense in Xinjiang Resources Development

Economic Sense of Mortgage and Guarantee in Credit Contract

The Economic Sense of Competition

It makes no economic sense to tax sales in shops and over the internet differently