Some economists said the dismantling of protection and the role of the Board of Investment, which promoted investments in inappropriate sectors that caused surplus production capacity, was partially to blame for the current economic crisis.
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London Metal Exchange copper inventories have dropped 67 percent since September to their lowest since January 1990, surprising analysts who predicted surplus production this year would cause inventories to rise by more than 100, 000 tons.
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The civilized urban revolution in turn was dependent upon the development of sedentarism, the domestication of grains and animals and development of lifestyles that facilitated economies of scale and accumulation of surplus production by certain social sectors.
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Editors Huberman and Sweezy argued as early as 1952 that massive and expanding military spending was an integral part of the process of capitalist stabilization, driving corporate profits, bolstering levels of employment, and absorbing surplus production.
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"We've got consumers paying more; we've got surplus production; we've got government cost, and the extra revenues the consumers are paying are being directed back into the federal Treasury.
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According to his Law of rent, the rent of land was determined by the surplus production obtainable compared to the best free marginal land, or, if none were available, to the subsistence required by the tenants.
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It appears that Shengavit was a societal center for the areas surrounding the town due to its unusual size, evidence of surplus production of grains, and metallurgy, as well as its monumental 4 meter wide stone wall.
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Size of country : If a country is small in size it is relatively easy for them to specialize in the production of one commodity and export the surplus production to a large country and can get more gains from international trade.
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But the effective burden on taxpayers in an unmechanised agricultural economy with little surplus production ( 80 % of the population depended on subsistence agriculture and a further 10 % were on subsistence income ), would have been relatively far heavier.
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The Catholic Agency for Overseas Development said the European Union spent 2 billion pounds ( US $ 3.3 billion ) to dump surplus production such as milk, sugar and wheat on poor countries, driving down prices for native farmers.
