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In defense acquisitions, managers must frequently make a difficult trade-off between an investment that promises to lower total ownership cost versus their need to deploy quickly and contain current cost. By applying research in rubber reinforcement science, Zeopol VTM silica is said to de-couple the usual trade-off of treadwear and traction. One key example among many: In the chapter on inflation he mentions the "clear choice--the trade-off--between high employment and inflation as against unemployment and relatively stable prices," then adds, "This trade-off is present in all accepted thought. |
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