Sentence examples for harm economic efficiency from inspiring English sources

A supposedly conservative view is that, with the help of special legal exemptions from antitrust laws and their ability to put workers on strike, labor unions harm economic efficiency by restraining competition in the labor market.

This would harm economic growth.

Power system blackouts harm economic activities and worsen the customers' welfare.

In Canada and Sweden energy conservation measures affecting nuclear energy consumption may not harm economic growth.

Second, reducing legal immigration will harm economic growth.

By limiting children's potential, poverty reduces the skills available to employers and harms economic growth.

Critics say Chavista policies have harmed economic performance.

We propose three additional objectives for screening: minimizing harms, optimizing economic efficiency and maximizing equity of access to screening.

Apart from the essential criterion of all cancer screening programs – reduction in mortality and morbidity – there is a range of potential additional objectives for screening programs including: prevention of disease, maximising participation, facilitating informed decision-making by screenees, minimising harms, optimising economic efficiency and maximising equity of access.

We have argued that because CRC screening with iFOBTs satisfies three important objectives – minimizing harms, optimizing economic efficiency and maximizing equity of access – it should be the preferred colorectal cancer screening strategy for countries with either opportunistic or nationally-organized CRC screening programs.

By distorting prices, it reduces economic efficiency and therefore can harm growth.