Sentence examples for enhancing economic efficiency from inspiring English sources
The opportunity to achieve significant emissions reductions while enhancing economic efficiency through dematerialisation has become a popular political concept in recent years.
The comparison of MyAds performances with different advertisement selection techniques confirms the validity of our advertisement model, and our prototype in particular, as a means for maximising product awareness in an audience and for enhancing economic efficiency.
Mr Kling's calculations suggest that 61% of the benefits would go to those whose income is permanently lower after a job loss, against 34% today.The new scheme might also enhance economic efficiency.
"I believe it enhances economic efficiency [but] I'm now almost at the point of opposing privatisation because it's been done to boost proceeds, it's been done to boost asset sales, and I think it's severely damaging our economy".
Rival multinational enterprises from the triad compete for regional market share and so enhance economic efficiency.
In this paper, a dispatch and bidding strategy of ADN in energy and ancillary services market is introduced to enhance economic efficiency.
Investments in those areas can reduce transaction costs, enhance economic efficiency and generate high social and economic returns.
The subsequent results from this study promised enhanced economic efficiency by shifting more responsibility from the National Planning Commission to the enterprises themselves.
Although this feeding practice can enhance economic efficiency in the short-term, the feeding of HG diet leads to the translocation of LPS from the digestive system into the circulating blood.
New Institutional Economics NIEE) that makes explicit considerations of institutional arrangement and institutional environment (North [1997]; Williamson [1990]), are now frequently drawn on in the literature on efficient extension mechanisms (that reduces transaction cost and enhances economic efficiency) (Birner and Anderson [2007]; Kherallah and Kirsten [2002]).
Education has externality because education of the public enhances economic efficiency, which benefits the whole society (Arai [1995]).
