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| | Efficiency in Bulgaria's schools : a non-parametric study |
 | | Efficiency in the use of classrooms (in terms of classes) varies considerably among municipalities, and efficiency is highest in the capital city of Sofia. |  | | The researchers find significant relationships between the efficiency scores, on the one hand, and, on the other, the proportion of students in the population under age 20 (demand indicator), the number of teachers (variable input), the percentage of the municipal budget spent on education, and the degree of urbanization. |  | | To the extent that it is possible to use such classrooms more efficiently, savings could be generated in the municipalities that need them most: in demographically sparse, poor municipalities with a weak economic base. |
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http://www.eldis.org/static/DOC3549.htm
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| | Richard Wolff, "'Efficiency': Whose Efficiency?", Post-Autistic Economics Review, issue 16 |
 | | A quantitative measure of all the positive and negative effects of an economic act, event, or institution is undertaken to determine whether, on balance, the positives (benefits added up) outweigh the negatives (costs added up). |  | | Efficiency as a comprehensive, total, and absolute concept-cum- policy standard has no validity in and for analysis that presumes an overdeterminist rather than a determinist ontology. |  | | Struggles emerge that usually include conflicts over which principles of selectivity will govern the analysis of problems and solutions, which principles of selectivity will be hegemonic in their society and hence in their efficiency calculi. |
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http://www.paecon.net/PAEReview/issue16/Wolff16.htm
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| | Energy-Efficiency Economics Terminology |
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http://www.fsec.ucf.edu/bldg/fyh/ratings/e_terms.htm
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| | Richard Wolff, "A Reply to Perino on the Absurdity of 'Efficiency'", Post-Autistic Economics Review, issue 18 |
 | | Every efficiency concept depends, my article argued, on a very particular presumption about causes and effects (that one can reduce a list of costs and benefits to a singular causative economic act, policy, or conditions whose efficiency is to be measured). |  | | Likewise, each efficiency concept can only select and measure a small subset of the infinite present and future costs and benefits ramifying from any economic act, policy, or condition. |  | | The form of this debating ploy is often to denounce the opposing position and its efficiency calculus as based on “arbitrariness” while one’s own rests on the foundational certainty of rigorously measured costs and benefits. |
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http://www.paecon.net/PAEReview/issue18/Wolff18.htm
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| | Economic Analysis of Economics Efficiency Department |
 | | A number of publications on the economic analysis of offshore companies and analysis of the results of production during the period between 1986 and 1996 in the Publishing House of the St.Petersburg University of Economics and Finance. |  | | At the same time, the leading lecturers of the department deliver lectures to auditors and consult chief accountants on current problems of economic analysis, accounting and auditing. |  | | A number of publications in St.Petersburg regional issues "Economics and Life", practical recommendations on accounting and taxation of foreign trade operations, # 9-17, 1977. |
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http://www.uef.ru/eng/CHAIRS/ecan.htm
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| | Alliance to Save Energy - Promoting Energy Efficiency World Wide: News: Economics and Financing |
 | | The good news is that energy efficiency financing has some advantages over conventional financing, due mainly to the fact that energy efficiency investments produce savings. |  | | These energy bill reductions are often larger than the loan payments, producing what the bankers call "positive cash flow." This means that efficiency loans help pay for themselves by freeing up other income that would have gone to pay energy bills. |  | | For example, if you were going to replace 10 windows, the added cost of high-efficiency windows was $300, and the annual energy savings was $100, the efficient windows would pay for themselves in three years. |
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http://www.ase.org/content/article/detail/997
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| | Welfare Economics Equity and efficiency |
 | | Examples of the type of policies for which these results are relevant are the abolition of income taxation, the reduction of inflation and international capital liberalization. |  | | The only requirement is to know the change in the economy's equilibrium prices. |  | | Thus, distributional effects can be obtained without calculating the effect on each individual's utility. |
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| | ECONOMICS: 'Efficiency' blinds policy makers' judgment - 8 March 2003 |
 | | In simple economic terms, taking workers out of self-sustaining employment in the name of narrowly defined efficiency, and placing them on welfare harms the overall economy. |  | | To the extent the unemployed consume - which obviously will be less than the well paid and reliably employed worker, especially one supporting a family - their consumption is in part or whole supported by the taxpayer. |  | | True a business can cut costs by shedding labour, but in the end is this really efficiency? |
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http://www.newsweekly.com.au/articles/2003mar08_ec.html
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| | Energy-Efficiency Economics: What You Need to Know |
 | | Before you can quantify the value of improved energy efficiency in a leased property, you need to evaluate carefully who will pay for the improvement and who will benefit from it (see the sidebar "Calculating the Owner's Share of Savings"). |  | | If you were to ask a roomful of income-property owners and managers if improved energy efficiency could make their buildings more profitable, competitive, and valuable, most, if not all, probably would say yes. |  | | Any capital expenditure that is proposed to reduce operating expenses must have a cost/benefit analysis showing the owner's share of projected savings and the owner's return on investment attached to it. |
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http://www.hpac.com/member/feature/2003/0301/0301jewell.htm
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| | Reforming transport pricing: an economist's perspective on equity, efficiency and acceptability |
 | | We demonstrate how the efficiency, equity and acceptability of the reform depend not only on the change in transport prices but also on the way the extra tax revenues are used. |  | | We compare the effects of the use of net tax revenues for higher social transfers and for lower labour taxes. |  | | The welfare effects on different income groups of this pricing reform are shown for different income groups using a computable general equilibrium model. |
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| | The economics of meat markets: addressing the question of efficiency |
 | | I’d be willing to make what economists might call an “efficient markets” argument, specifically in the case that the meat markets are efficient. |  | | In market efficiency terms, what are the “transaction costs” associated with asking her out? |  | | In other words, efficient markets imply that every good on the market is fairly priced, i.e. |
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http://maroon.uchicago.edu/viewpoints/articles/2004/03/09/the_economics_of_mea.php
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| | Welfare Analysis |
 | | In other words, we are going to adopt the rule that allocative efficiency, setting Marginal Social Cost equal to Marginal Social Benefit, is the goal. |  | | To see this, suppose that from society's point of view, the last unit consumed (the marginal unit) had a marginal cost in excess of the marginal value from that unit. |  | | However, economists are worried about a more important kind of efficiency, one called allocative efficiency. |
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http://www.business.uiuc.edu/ldebrock/econ102s04/oll/Chap09/index.html
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| | Health Economics: Efficiency, Quality, and Equity by Steven R Eastaugh, Search Cheap Books, Discount Books, ISBN ... |
 | | Eastaugh provides exhaustive analyses of such major issues as: cost behavior and cost functions; economic models and physician behavior; cost sharing, managed care, and competition health plans; equity, access and the urban medical center; consumer education, service quality and health manpower; efficiency and cost-benefit; and future... |  | | He provides an excellent summary of applied economic research emphasizing new micro concerns of health quality, cost control, and efficiency in their relationship to equity. |  | | Discussion of finance (including economics of health insurance) is minimal; this topic will be covered in the author's forthcoming companion volume, Health Care Finance. |
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http://www.comparebookprices.ca/book_detail/0865691967
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| | economics - efficiency |
 | | yeh i agree generally...but i was referring to allocative efficiency as in producing at lowest average cost and produtive efficiency as in price equals marginal cost |  | | considering everything all the firms should be allocatively efficient to a certain extent because if you dont produce what people want then they wont buy it! |  | | productive efficiency is producing at lowest average cost |
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http://www.thestudentroom.co.uk/t47600.html
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| | Economics & Efficiency |
 | | Economists assume that society desires efficiency : Full employment of resources |
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http://www.pittsford.monroe.edu/staffweb/recon/ch2/sld011.htm
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| | University of New England School of Economics (SMEALSearch) - Pal,Rangaswamy,Giles,Debnath |
 | | While a voluminous literature exists on the measurement of financial institution efficiency, little work has been directed at investigating the properties of data envelopment analysis (DEA) scores by examining the relationships between these scores and traditional measures of bank performance. |  | | It then examines the manner in which derived DEA efficiency scores interact with traditional measures of profitability, size, risk and soundness. |  | | The Productive Efficiency of Singapore Banks: An Application and Extension of... |
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| | X-efficiency |
 | | In a market with perfect competition, there will in general be no x-inefficiency because if any firm is less efficient than the others it will not make sufficient profits to stay in business in the long term. |  | | See also: Pareto efficiency, production, costs, and pricing |  | | It doesn't take account of whether the inputs are the best ones to be using, or whether the outputs are the best ones to be producing, which is referred to as allocative efficiency[?]. |
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 | | Please wait while we find you the best price for Environmental Markets: Equity and Efficiency (Economics for a Sustainable Earth S.), this should take no more than 30 seconds. |  | | Environmental Markets: Equity and Efficiency (Economics for a Sustainable Earth S.) |  | | Environmental Markets: Equity and Efficiency (Economics for a Sustainable Earth S.) Graciela Chichilnisky ISBN: 0231115881 |
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http://www.bookhead.co.uk/0231115881.aspx
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| | Economics of Energy Efficiency |
 | | A cash flow calculator was developed to estimate how much new energy efficiency equipment can be purchased from anticipated energy savings, the implications of different financing options and the cost of delaying investment. |  | | EPA’s Energy Star program is a good place to start to assess the current strength of an organization’s energy management plan, whether it’s your own plan or that of your clients. |  | | EPA also makes available a financial value calculator that translates portfolio wide energy reductions to increases in net operating income and earnings per share. |
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| | Transition Economics Firm Efficiency in Bulgari |
 | | Entry and exit of firms is found to have a significant additional impact on the evolution of marginal costs in most industries. |  | | Second, firms within an industry that rely significantly upon export sales reduce costs faster than those that rely primarily on the local market. |  | | The positive correlation between openness and productive efficiency and price-cost margins predicted by economic theory has not been established conclusively, however. |
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http://www.cepr.org/pubs/Bulletin/DPS/DP1424.HTM
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| | Efficiency (economics) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
 | | The term microeconomic reform refers to any policy designed to increase economic efficiency. |  | | Economic efficiency is a general term for the value assigned to a situation by some measure designed to capture the amount of waste or "friction" or other undesirable economic features present. |  | | This economics or finance-related article is a stub. |
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| | PHIL 481 |
 | | There will be four take home exams and for graduate students there is a research paper as well. |  | | We will begin by summarizing the requirements for economic efficiency, as defined by the economic profession (welfare economics). |  | | This concept will allow us to articulate the problems of property rights, anti-trust legislation, subsidies for education and social legislation. |
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| | Nonparametric efficiency analysis under uncertainty Jati K. Sengupta* (ResearchIndex) |
 | | Keywords: production and cost efficiency; demand and supply uncertainty; growth and level efficiency _________________________ * Fax: 805-893-3797; e-mail: sengupta@econ.ucsb.edu 1. |  | | 2 Dynamic and Stochastic Efficiency Analysis: Economics of Dat.. |  | | Abstract: Production and cost frontiers of a firm in an industry are directly affected by the uncertainty of market demand and the uncertainty of input availability. |
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http://citeseer.ist.psu.edu/627938.html
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| | Encyclopedia topic: Efficiency (economics) |
 | | Business efficiency (additional info and facts about Business efficiency) |  | | Inefficiency (Unskillfulness resulting from a lack of efficiency) |  | | Efficient market hypothesis (additional info and facts about Efficient market hypothesis) |
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http://www.absoluteastronomy.com/encyclopedia/e/ef/efficiency_(economics).htm
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| | Learning Efficiency of Economics Students |
 | | Crucial aspects in this regard should be a reformed tax system based on excise instead of income taxes, and a system of incentives (vouchers) to encourage further education and individual initiative in the event of unemployment. |  | | A22 - General Economics and Teaching - - Economics Education and Teaching of Economics - - - Undergraduate |  | | The welfare state should not be shattered but has to stimulate the individual to take economic risks and chances. |
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http://www.ideas.uqam.ca/ideas/data/Papers/izaizadpsdp23.html
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| | Economics of Efficiency - BRISCO, NORRIS A. |
 | | They offer full satisfaction and normal prices - no markups, no hidden costs, no overcharged shipping costs. |  | | Economics of Efficiency - BRISCO, NORRIS A. Search Antiqbook |  | | New York, Macmillan, 1914, 1st edn, sunned spine,G+ as ex library copy, slight water stain on top margin of the pages, 377pps + index, maroon cloth. |
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| | News Notes #22 - Agricultural Notes |
 | | These sometimes conflicting objectives will form a major part of the policy agenda in the future. |  | | It is imperative that the transition towards sustainable agriculture take account of the need to maintain an economically efficient and competitive agricultural sector that is responsive to changing consumer preferences and that facilitates the development of market-oriented trade, while preserving the environment and the resource base into the future. |  | | Sustainable agriculture is not a concretely defined set of management strategies and technology, but rather an approach which targets the enhancement of natural processes, a reduction of production costs related to synthetic inputs, sustained and efficient production of agricultural products, and a reduction of human health and environmental impacts of production techniques. |
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| | Dental Economics - for a successful dental practice |
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| | Economics Efficiency Definition |
 | | All of these studies save one, however, assume economic |  | | Many models in the public choice literature lead to efficient policies which... |  | | It is the purpose of the appraisal of the wider economic impacts, not to duplicate the transport economic |
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| | University of Pennsylvania Law Review: Magic on the frontier: the norm of efficiency.(Symposium: Law, Economics, & ... |
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| | Home > Economics, Trade and Rural Development > Agricultural economics > Production efficiency |
 | | It aims to contribute to solving food and environmental problems in developing countries by helping people to increase the productivity and efficiency of natural resources. |  | | The Centre for Agriculture in the Topics and Subtropics is an inter-disciplinary centre on development-orientated environmental, agricultural and food sciences at the University of Hohenheim. |  | | Home > Economics, Trade and Rural Development > Agricultural economics > Production efficiency |
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| | Allocative Efficiency and the Market |
 | | How would you evaluate the efficiency of the economy if the output stayed at 135 grubs and 75 fish? |  | | Now suppose that islanders decide that fish are preferable to grubs. |  | | What economic forces do you think would encourage your economy to move from 135 grubs and 75 fish? |
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| | Economics Efficiency Definition from Technology Recources |
 | | Welfare Economics and Public Choice Timothy Besley London School of Economics and Political Science April 2002 Welfare economics provides the basis for judging the achievements of markets and policy makers in allocating resources. |  | | Regulation & Competition Economics LLP www.reckon.co.uk 1 FRANCK LATRÃMOLIÃRE Franck Latrémolière is a founding partner of Reckon. |  | | Efficiency Defined - A Dictionary Definition of Efficiency |
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| | Green House and Home, Energy Efficiency, Environment, and Economics, South Windows, Heating and Cooling |
 | | gain, will dramatically improve the energy efficiency of a home. |  | | Green House and Home, Energy Efficiency, Environment, and Economics, South Windows, Heating and Cooling |  | | Green Building techniques, such as using south-facing windows |
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http://www.syncronos.com/food_airplane.html
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| | CELCEE - Entrepreneurship, Entrepreneurial Training, and X-Efficiency Theory |
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