For years the Treasury has ignored repeated pleading for subsidies to encourage people to make homes more efficient, arguing the advantages are so obvious they will do so anyway (despite a decade of evidence that people don't), based on the prevalent belief in efficient markets of rational individuals.
There's a bit of training required as users get acclimated to a new way of typing, but the tapping mechanism is more efficient, Schick argues, and is certainly a boon for accessibility.
"The Senate wasn't created to be efficient," he argued.
It would also be more efficient, they argue, than our suggestion of boosting infrastructure, since projects take so long to build.So will it happen?
But can an accelerated review process really help the United States reduce its carbon emissions and make the country more energy efficient, as Locke argues?
For 4K, Varela argues, more efficient codecs are "absolutely necessary".
The American Institute of Medicine, for example, argues that efficient, high quality healthcare mandates the use of well-developed ICT applications including electronic patient records that replace the paper records [ 2].
Moreover, the detection of common integration sites in myeloid and lymphoid lineages argues for efficient transduction of HSCs or multipotent progenitors (Bartholomae et al, 2013).
Fama called a market with this virtue an "efficient market" — and argued that the data showed that real-world financial markets are, in fact, efficient, or very nearly so.
The commission says this is more transparent and efficient, but critics argue it is no better than the system it replaces.
