"At a time when we face a slow economic recovery, such a tax will impede the efficiency of markets and impair depth and liquidity as well as raise costs to the issuers, pensions and investors who help drive economic growth," Kenneth E. Bentsen Jr., executive vice president for public policy at the Securities Industry and Financial Markets Association, said in a statement.
Might the government have to throw up its hands someday, accepting the libertarian view that laws against insider trading just impede the efficiency of the marketplace?
This paper chooses the latter, because although data sharing unifies the manage storage of all types of data and solves the congestion problem when a single queue is used to accept data, it neglects the different patterns among the multi-source data thus will impede the efficiency of inputting and data stream query.
Moreover, a complex or cumbersome access arrangement that is not designed properly could also impede the efficiency of a centralized model.
We propose that the color processing problems may reflect subtle detrimental effects of dopaminergic deficiency in the central nervous system on retinal dopamine, which in turn impedes the efficiency of the short-wavelength (blue-cone) color vision mechanism as well as of other visual functions.
Yet as a result, local IRBs may resist efforts at centralization, potentially impeding the spread, efficiencies, and acceptance of such efforts.
For example, the non-dividing property of RPE cells can impede the transfection efficiency which in most studies was ignored by using immortal cell lines.
Specifically, this Article argues that only those open-market transactions that impede the markets' efficiency and undermine their integrity should be deemed manipulative.
The aggregation or agglomeration impedes the targeting efficiency of nanoscale particle to cells and tissues.
