A great many things, as we have shown in another place, are not appropriable.
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The housing units are inserted perpendicularly by fractioning the linearity and delimiting appropriable exterior spaces.
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Consumers become the first beneficiaries of the changes in digital content which become appropriable, duplicable and transferable.
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Technical cooperation agreements with private-sector firms or, in the previous instance, with public institutions when dealing with appropriable technologies.
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Consider the situation from the perspective of budding rent seekers who hope to gain appropriable rents by way of environmentally based output restrictions.
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The forms of capital he identified include obligations and expectations, information potential, norms and effective sanctions, authority relations, appropriable social organization, and intentional organization.
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In conclusion, the method is worth applying in many cases because of its inherent and because of the simple and appropriable nature of its qualitative component.
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The Conference recommended that FAO should support the development of technical assistance systems aimed at rural communities and small-scale producers, using appropriate and appropriable technologies with a gender focus.
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The explanation refers to the very nature of knowledge, which is presented as not totally appropriable and thus liable to cause spillover effects from an enterprise or institution towards another.
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She created the stations as public squares in the city, very accessible and appropriable, based on the ideas of transparency, lightering and velocity, but most of all aiming the creation of a metropolitan identity. A unique collection of urban furniture, arranged to reveal the proper features of each one of the places crossed by the tramway, creates an unequivocal identity. In her activity as an architect and urbanist, Elizabeth de Portzamparc plans her buildings as architectural symbols, carriers of new values, strong urban landmarks that structure and inhabit perfectly the places where they are installed. Open to the city and to its inhabitants, her projects of the Musée de la Romanité de Nîmes, the Grand Documentary Equipment of the Condorcet Campus in Aubervilliers and the Le Bourget railway station of Le Bourget, one of the iconic stations of the Grand Paris, have been thought as places "to live in", which are easily appropriable.
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It can also arise due to entrepreneurial responses to market fluctuation, or due to a lack of real capital to meet near-term increases in demand. In the longer term, however, the opportunity to profit will generate new capital and the quasi-rent will be competed away. In the field of Industrial Organizations, Oliver Williamson points out that "[t]he joining of opportunism with transaction-specific investments (or what Klein, Crawford, and Alchian refer to as "appropriable quasi rents") is a leading factor in explaining decisions to vertically integrate." Quasi-rent refers to that additional income which is similar to rent.
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