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It is not that these economists are ignorant of institutions, rather they are methodologically ill-equipped to deal with them.
Many feared democratic regimes would be ill-equipped to impose the kind of economic measures necessary to achieve long-term growth.
This is a situation the behavioral, neural, and cognitive sciences are presently ill-equipped to deal with.
They were as overcrowded and ill-equipped to manage bodies as the churchyards.
Yet, in many other respects the stations seemed ill-equipped and unprepared for the people who were incarcerated there.
As questions about party locations were asked in only one of the waves we are ill-equipped to test for the presence of an assimilation effect.
They were poorly briefed for their tasks, and ill-equipped, as they were initially brought in just to implement the experimental scientific feeding program.
Many were confined at home or in ill-equipped maternity homes, usually under the care of the family doctor.
People who lack energy are ill-equipped to take advantage of opportunities for increasing their productivity and output.
Others consult key personnel within their community who also may be ill-equipped to give constructive help.
To use his own analogy, his ill-equipped 'lieutenants' failed the 'general' at the crucial moment of crisis.
Real-world policy processes should, ideally, translate this framework into action, but in practice they are ill-equipped to do so.
Extreme violence transformed into strategy for this small, ill-equipped group of soldiers.
In his evaluation, exemplar theories appear ill-equipped to handle either hierarchical conceptual structure or induction.
In the colonial context, though, the spectre of urbanization was thought all the more threatening, occurring amongst a backward people who were ill-equipped to weather the vicissitudes of town life.
