The anticipations of the economic sphere in the technical entail a further disclosure of applied linguistic designs. In designing the technical objects we encounter as language interventions, technical subjects strive to realize the principle of technical frugality without sacrificing utility and efficiency. Technical exchanges and transactions that stimulate technical innovations will be considered. On the factual side, the competition between and domination of virtual monopolies in the publication and administration of applied linguistic interventions will be analyzed, as well as the usefulness of implementing applied linguistic interventions, and how the desired technical effects can be achieved in resource scarce environments. [For the complete volume, "A Theory of Applied Linguistics: ?magining and Disclosing the Meaning of Design. Educational Linguistics. Volume 65," see ED672528.]