Firms can apply the findings to design an ownership strategy that considers both efficient and benefit lenses, fostering successful foreign investment.
Ruling on behalf of veterans, the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals last spring found the VA in violation of the constitutional rights of veterans by failing to provide efficient and effective care and benefits.
Both companies have operations there, he said, which when combined would be more efficient and economical, benefiting shareholders and the people of Guinea.
And, then, GE (like its other corporate counterparts like Wal-Mart) can promote its wonderful contributions to the American lifestyle because, praise the lord, we are now more "efficient" and we benefit from "lower prices".
The airline has bought new and efficient planes and benefited from cheaper oil, but the main factor behind its return to profit is its alliance with Delta Air Lines, which bought a 49% stake in Virgin in 2013.
The aim of a new financing system should be to improve access to care, especially for concurrent morbidity events, to protect people from catastrophic financial expenses and subsequent impoverishment, and to offer equitable and efficient health benefits [43] [48].
Teaching methods and pedagogical arrangement might not be uniformly efficient and may unequally benefit some types of students, preventing them from reaching their maximal potential.
Some owners were willing to cooperate on an ad hoc basis; others wanted cooperation to be formally organized so that it would be efficient and ensure a benefit.
Modeling studies, involving diverse assumptions, have shown that ORV programs can be cost-efficient and yield benefit:cost ratios >1.0.
"The process just has to get simpler to become more efficient," he said, "and benefit both the towns and the developers".
