Managing resources

Regulating natural, human and technological resources to balance their use and conservation.

1. The supply of resources is limited. Rational utilization conserves and even creates supplies.

1. The context out of which to decide what is a balance between the use and conservation of resources is impossible to decide because any context increases or decreases resources.

1. Organizing
2. Managing
3. Developing common cause

1. Using local government management of common property resources
2. Setting supply and demand requirements for economic goods
3. Providing common resources
4. Managing resources holistically
5. Managing organizations
6. Managing natural resources
7. Managing energy resources

1. Using resources
2. Sustaining existing flow of materials
3. Supplying resources
4. Replenishing reserves of economic resources
5. Potentializes resource production dynamic
6. Nurturing mechanisms of economic distribution

1. Studying public policy
2. Providing essential power to use material resources
3. Introducing variations of using common resources
4. Improving diagnosis of resource management issues
5. Generating new modes of economic distribution
6. Establishing need for resources
7. Developing resources
8. Demanding exploitation of common resources
9. Adjusting methodologies for resource utilization

1. Regulating common economic system
2. Limiting resources
3. Defining arena of engagement of production processes

1. Regulating economic output in response to market values
2. Patterning human skills
3. Limiting consumption of common assets
4. Exposing limitations of methods for resource utilization

1. Creating common economic system
2. Managing the environment

1. Waste of resources
2. Unregulated global resources
3. Scarce resources
4. Resource depletion
5. Maldistribution of resources
6. Lack of resource conservation
7. Inefficient use of resources
8. Excessive consumption of resources in industrialized countries
9. Environmental colonialism

1. Common sense