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rationing N

rationing ECON
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rationing ECON
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rationing

capital rationing

consumption rationing ECON

coupon rationing ECON

pro-rationing ECON

abolition of rationing ECON

foreign exchange rationing ECON

ration <a ration; rations> N

ration VB

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balanced ration AGR

effeciency ration ECON

efficiency ration ECON

equity ration ECON

ration card ECON

thickness ration AVIAT

bank liquidity ration ECON

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Strict wartime food rationing meant that food had to be found wherever possible.
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In doing this they also had to implement rationing so that the consumption of domestic crops would be lowered.
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Road space rationing is another strategy generally viewed as more equitable than congestion pricing.
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It acted as a rationing system, ensuring each element of the economy access to the basic goods it needed to fulfill its obligations.
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Soon all restaurants closed, food rationing became the only way to save lives, money became obsolete.
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Cloth consumption increased from eight meters per person in 1978 to almost twelve meters in 1985, and rationing was ended in the early 1980s.
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In fact, he was just trying to keep his hands warm in an unheated theatre during fuel rationing.
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The city had been under strict rationing (only a few hours of running water on alternate days) since.
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Gasoline rationing proved an even better way to allocate scarce rubber.
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In the worst kind of energy crisis energy rationing and fuel rationing may be incurred.
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