- feedback) of
staff shortages.
Decisions which result in a below-market-clearing
price help some
people and hurt others. In this case,
shortages may be accepted...
- Food
shortage or food
scarcity may
refer to: Famine,
extreme scarcity of food Food security, or lack
thereof Economic shortage,
demand for a
product or...
- employees,
including nurses,
causing staff shortages,
according to
health care workers' unions. Due to
shortages in staffing,
Intensive Care
Units (ICU)...
- the
Eastern Bloc. In his
monograph Economics of
Shortage (1980),
Kornai argued that the
chronic shortages seen
throughout Central and
Eastern Europe in...
-
exceeds its
supply in a market.
Shortage may also
refer to:
Shortages related to the COVID-19
pandemic Shortage economy Shortages in
Venezuela This disambiguation...
-
Artificial scarcity is
scarcity of
items despite the
technology for
production or the
sufficient capacity for sharing. The most
common causes are monopoly...
-
causes chip
shortages as the new
factories are not
built quickly enough to meet the
demand for the
newer chips.
Examples are the
shortage of
smart card...
-
fixes for the
housing shortage as
models that it
recommends other states and
localities also
follow to
abate their housing shortages,: 12 including: establish...
- said that
there was a
shortage of
nurses in Canada. In 2012, it was 2.6% and the
projection for
nursing professional shortages across Canada in 2022,...
- for
shortages,
stating that an "economic war" had been
declared on Venezuela.
During the
presidency of Chávez,
Venezuela faced occasional shortages owing...
