The firm later went bankrupt, and Alan "left himself with nothing to sell": "More efficient without the unions, cut them out.
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It is the second-most energy-efficient state in the union.
No legislative reform can make unions into efficient monopolies.
The foreigners' new plants in the U.S. are modern, efficient and unencumbered by unions and legacy costs.
The resulting combined network can then be queried for connected components (clusters) using an efficient implementation of the union-find algorithm (Tarjan, 1975).
As with the American leadership in Philadelphia in the 1780's, Europe's leaders are acting because they recognize that the challenges facing an enlarged union require more efficient government structures.
Fixated on a non-existent inflationary threat and primly determined that debtor countries do not "get away" with past profligacy, Berlin still holds back, not only from more sympathetic assistance but from accepting the logical (and costly) consequences of shared eurozone membership, meaning closer, more efficient economic, fiscal and monetary union.
We may ask if it would not be more efficient to consider instead the union of subsets of molecules.
The notion of Pareto reducibility, introduced by Popovici in [14], is to represent the weakly efficient solution set as the union of the sets of efficient solutions of all subproblems obtained from the original one by selecting certain criteria.
