1. There is huge overcapacity in the world car industry.

2. This will not be easy with today's overcapacity.

3. One of the most critical problems is overcapacity, believes Butler.

4. Moreover, overcapacity reduced margins during the 1980s when the real costs of construction rose, thus creating higher barriers to entry.

5. Alarmists see the overcapacity as a sign of impending depression.

6. What to bankers looks like overcapacity, consumers may call healthy rivalry.

7. Refining overcapacity and falling profit margins are among the chief reasons, they said.

8. Ma further said that the overcapacity situation, can also lead to cost-push inflation.

9. Due to current economic conditions and overcapacity for LDPE in the North American marketplace, Dow Chemical is to close its Poly 2 LDPE plant in Freeport , Texas.

10. The market is plagued by overcapacity, mainly because the big French producers, Renault and Peugeot, and VW have not cut capacity, and discounting is rife.

11. Meanwhile, component prices are plunging, overcapacity is rife and margins are eagre .

12. Meanwhile, component prices are plunging,[ ] overcapacity is rife and margins are meagre.

13. If fast growth and urbanization continue, some overcapacity will melt away.

14. We failed to lead the race for new products and we contributed to and suffered from heavy overcapacity.

15. If bound by the ultimate consumer demand will be a certain trade or production overcapacity , leading to deflation and depression.

16. Fly Teng said that currently the domestic beer market in the middle school class period of development, production overcapacity , which is far greater than the market demand, low profit industry.

17. It has shuttered some of its grimy aluminum works on Beijing's orders to cut on overcapacity.

18. The clear risk is that politically directed lending creates more overcapacity(), poor rates of return and future bad loans for banks.

19. Heavy government involvement in the economy has resulted in overinvestment and overcapacity in some industries.

20. Most of the investment goods industry is facing further overcapacity situation.

21. Many commentators complain that China's capital - spending spree last year has merely exacerbated its industrial overcapacity.

22. After Japan's economic bubble burst in 1990, the country's overcrowded basic industries found themselves laden with debt, overcapacity and overemployment. A round of consolidation followed.

23. With skyrocketing amounts of money in hand, the only way out is re - investment, leading to overcapacity.

24. The cost of money is inappropriately cheap, driving mal-investment and creating overcapacity.