Sentence examples for inefficient policy from inspiring English sources

Yet at the same time it also reduces the re-election probability of an incumbent and since some of the policy inefficiencies are concentrated in the future, this makes inefficient policy less costly.

And special interests, as you argue in the paper, make a lot of money off the more complex, inefficient policy.

(3) Compared to carbon tax, CBTA would be a costly and inefficient policy instrument to reduce emissions, but could function as an effective coercion strategy.

We interpret these results as indicative of an inefficient policy design: motorbikes were not charged and the treated area is too limited to generate positive outcomes for the whole city.

Critics say it is an inefficient policy as in the north of England, families with a spare rooms outnumber overcrowded families by three to one, so thousands will be hit with the tax when there is no local need for them to move.

His wife died childless (1622), and he married Arabella Holles, daughter of John, earl of Clare, a peer out of favour at court who brought Wentworth into touch with the critics of the King's expensive and inefficient policy of war against Spain and, from 1627, against France.

"There are a lot of inefficient policies that exist.

But adopting inefficient policies is never the best way to help people in financial distress.

As is standard, political incentives create inefficient policies, but we show that making income uncertain creates specific new effects.

These programs frequently lead to perverse subsidies, where economically inefficient policies degrade natural capital and foster economic inequality.

On the contrary, not accounting for balking vehicles leads to the implementation of inefficient policies.