Each panel was concerned that the Olympic committee's inefficient way of doing business would hinder sponsorship sales, fund-raising and New York City's chances to be named the host of the 2012 Summer Games.
This provided a convenient economic rationale for opposing it: inefficient selection meant wasted talent.So, in 1965, while the Plowden committee was still sitting, local-education authorities were told to start preparing for the abolition of the 11-plus.
"Bad cop" Democrats first released a "tri-committee" health care reform bill packed with large and inefficient subsidies.
Peter Ford, the sacked former chairman of London Transport, which owns the Underground, told a parliamentary committee last month that breaking up the service was both costly and inefficient.
"We propose a radical alternative to the NFFR's limited solutions to the current fragmented, inefficient and ineffective flood risk management arrangements," said Neil Parish, the Conservative MP who chairs the environment, food and rural affairs (Efra) select committee.
"Just because they're putting together committees with the same number of people from both companies doesn't necessarily mean they'll be inefficient and fail to cut through the rubbish," said Joseph Zanmindustry, an industry consultant.
Bombing was surprisingly inefficient.
