| The forms of capital he identified include obligations and expectations, information potential, norms and effective sanctions, authority relations, appropriable social organization, and intentional organization. |
| 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. |
| 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. |
| Consider the situation from the perspective of budding rent seekers who hope to gain appropriable rents by way of environmentally based output restrictions. |
| Technical cooperation agreements with private-sector firms or, in the previous instance, with public institutions when dealing with appropriable technologies. |
| 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. |
