Definition of malinvestment in English:

malinvestment

noun ˌmalɪnˈvɛstm(ə)nt

mass noun

The action or fact of investing money in an ill-judged or wasteful way.
overgenerous credit and monetary policies contributed to massive malinvestment
Example sentencesExamples
- This line of analysis includes the critical issues of overinvestment and malinvestment, with a keen focus on capital goods investment.
- Encouraging additional malinvestment into green energy or other politically correct machinations won't stimulate recovery.
- It leads to economic impoverishment, as it would stimulate consumption at the expense of savings and encourage malinvestment of scarce resources.
- Thus, what is different this time is that large loads of debt and malinvestment have built up in the economy.
- The boom squanders through malinvestment scarce factors of production… its alleged blessings are paid for by impoverishment.
- Consequently all the resulting malinvestment does not result in longer processes.
- We have witnessed an historic misallocation of resources and endemic malinvestment.
- This should bring clarity to the issue of financial distortions inciting malinvestment.
- Inflationary or expansionist policy must result in over consumption on the one hand and in malinvestment on the other.
- Expanding the money stock through circulation credit sets into motion an illusionary boom, leading to malinvestment.
- All of the delicate strands of this structure have to fit, and fit precisely, or else malinvestment occurs.
- Genuine economic growth will only return if relative prices can adjust, malinvestment gets liquidated, and a correction is allowed to occur.
- They happily extended credit to the oil patch and to residential real estate, stoking inflation, malinvestment and economic distortions.
- What has to be done is to shun policies like credit expansion which artificially foster malinvestment.
- The result is a sort of malinvestment in human capital, with many men trained to be pilots without private-sector jobs to justify the training.
- Promoting consumption is the last thing we need to build up a capital stock that has been woefully depleted thanks to malinvestment.
- Another consequence of malinvestment was that resources were drawn into the financial sector, which expanded enormously.
- Artificial credit expansion credit not funded by savings creates the business cycle by spawning capital malinvestment.
- Of course these measures could turn out to be counterproductive because they will not solve the main problem of malinvestment.
- Both are characterized by runaway money and credit inflations that fueled ill-advised lending, rampant malinvestment and acute financial fragility.

单词	malinvestment
释义	Definition of malinvestment in English: malinvestment noun ˌmalɪnˈvɛstm(ə)nt mass noun The action or fact of investing money in an ill-judged or wasteful way. overgenerous credit and monetary policies contributed to massive malinvestment Example sentencesExamples This line of analysis includes the critical issues of overinvestment and malinvestment, with a keen focus on capital goods investment. Encouraging additional malinvestment into green energy or other politically correct machinations won't stimulate recovery. It leads to economic impoverishment, as it would stimulate consumption at the expense of savings and encourage malinvestment of scarce resources. Thus, what is different this time is that large loads of debt and malinvestment have built up in the economy. The boom squanders through malinvestment scarce factors of production… its alleged blessings are paid for by impoverishment. Consequently all the resulting malinvestment does not result in longer processes. We have witnessed an historic misallocation of resources and endemic malinvestment. This should bring clarity to the issue of financial distortions inciting malinvestment. Inflationary or expansionist policy must result in over consumption on the one hand and in malinvestment on the other. Expanding the money stock through circulation credit sets into motion an illusionary boom, leading to malinvestment. All of the delicate strands of this structure have to fit, and fit precisely, or else malinvestment occurs. Genuine economic growth will only return if relative prices can adjust, malinvestment gets liquidated, and a correction is allowed to occur. They happily extended credit to the oil patch and to residential real estate, stoking inflation, malinvestment and economic distortions. What has to be done is to shun policies like credit expansion which artificially foster malinvestment. The result is a sort of malinvestment in human capital, with many men trained to be pilots without private-sector jobs to justify the training. Promoting consumption is the last thing we need to build up a capital stock that has been woefully depleted thanks to malinvestment. Another consequence of malinvestment was that resources were drawn into the financial sector, which expanded enormously. Artificial credit expansion credit not funded by savings creates the business cycle by spawning capital malinvestment. Of course these measures could turn out to be counterproductive because they will not solve the main problem of malinvestment. Both are characterized by runaway money and credit inflations that fueled ill-advised lending, rampant malinvestment and acute financial fragility.
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