BUSINESSES avidly mine data to improve their efficiency.
They think that these companies have considerable room to improve their efficiency.
Victory in the case could still buy the American industry time to reduce costs and improve their efficiency.
In fact, British manufacturers have failed to improve their efficiency enough to compete in a strong currency.
Fort James has a number of huge mills, and Mr Correll contends that Georgia-Pacific can improve their efficiency.
The failure of businesses, individuals and governments to improve their efficiency, even by relatively small amounts, has been one of the conundrums for resource economists in recent years.
Still, last year Congress ordered yet another study, by the National Academy of Public Administration, an independent organization chartered to work with government agencies to improve their efficiency.
Under the latest spending review, the government has guaranteed £700m to modernise the courts and introduce more technology to improve their efficiency.
Liberty, a human-rights outfit, fears that firms will improve their "efficiency" by ditching clients who cannot speak English, or have mental-health or other awkward problems.
The 13,000 factories in Japan with the highest energy use are required to improve their efficiency by 1% a year.
The code of conduct brings these two parties together and helps all stakeholders in the industry to improve their efficiency in their own area of expertise.
