Some even voiced their doubts about the economic efficiency of this proposed artery route".
As oil prices rise, the claimed economic efficiency of fossil fuel- and fertiliser-dependent industrial farming begins to decrease sharply.
Requirements like this reduce the economic efficiency of the Internet, which otherwise allows a business in any one country to easily reach users and consumers around the world.
A particularly vocal critic, Professor Paul Cheshire of the London School of Economics, has written that "the unstoppable damage they do to societal fairness, housing affordability, the economic efficiency of our cities, even the environment, is devastating".
Modelling, published by IPPR last year, suggested that unilaterally introducing a floor price for carbon in Britain will undermine the economic efficiency of the EU Emissions Trading Scheme and could waste up to £1 billion.
In the blunt words of Rahm Emanuel, the influential Democratic congressional leader, to be tough enough to sustain a run for the White House, Obama's campaign must learn "the economic efficiency of the four-letter word" to win its fights.
The forecasting errors directly affect the economic efficiency of operation.
The economic efficiency of an energy hub can be achieved by optimally dispatching different energy carriers.
It is plausible because it indicates the economic efficiency of renewable energy consumption.
Additionally, utilities should investigate in practice the economic efficiency of the proposed market.
VMware figured out how to separate software from the server it runs on, increasing the operational and economic efficiency of data centers everywhere.
