Sentence examples for an efficient allocation of resources from inspiring English sources

"It is an efficient allocation of resources.

As a corollary to the lesson that controls may strongly divert economic activity from an efficient allocation of resources, it became increasingly evident that inappropriate incentives can adversely affect economic behaviour.

In the Soviet Union, on the other hand, the judicial proceeding in a political case seemed, by and large, to be but another tool of government policy: in such circumstances, there may not be much to choose from between prior restraint and postpublication sanctions if an efficient allocation of resources is not a concern.

In the resulting economy of grain and steel, as Adam Smith conjectured and was eventually demonstrated in the Fundamental Theorem of Welfare Economics, exchange on competitive markets allowed the decentralized implementation of an efficient allocation of resources as long as property rights were complete and enforceable.

As mentioned earlier, increasing investment in boys is an efficient allocation of resources (Strauss and Thomas 1995).

The results indicate that the increased level of exports and therefore the changing pattern have led to an efficient allocation of resources of the country.

While there is no defined threshold in France for judging whether the implementation of a health intervention is an efficient allocation of public resources, this analysis suggests, in view of efficiency thresholds defined in other European countries, that the introduction of MCADD screening in France is cost-effective.

The hierarchical assessment markedly improved the practical applications of RLE and led to an efficient allocation of conservation resources.

This requires an efficient allocation of financial resources combined with wide-ranging movement in the insurance market.

The adopted approach allows an efficient allocation of available resources, since the priority of BE users is increased when, on average, RT users are experiencing high levels of QoS and decreased when available resources need to be assigned to RT users in order to provide the required level of QoS.

Pharmacoeconomics was initially developed to allow health authorities to decide on an efficient allocation of available resources between alternative strategies or treatments (pharmaceuticals) and as an aid for decisions in health care priority setting.