Sentence examples for information inefficiencies from inspiring English sources

"It's the hacker ethic that a lot of problems in the world are information inefficiencies," Facebook founding president Sean Parker said.

As Facebook founding President Sean Parker explained to me, "It's the hacker ethic that a lot of problems in the world are information inefficiencies".

These liquidity-taking HFT strategies respond to short-term information inefficiencies, such as premium news sources, and possess what's called rapidly-decaying alpha.

That's the kind of "information inefficiency" that the Internet can fix.

It's the modern day equivalent of standing outside the supermarket and checking what's inside the shopping cart of everyone who walks out," says Kane. "It beats the information inefficiency of the public market – it is legalized insider trading".

Where trust is absent, you might see increases in secrecy, withholding of important information, inefficiency, gossip and excessive blame.

This paper presents a market microstructure model showing that an increasing number of information hierarchies among informed competitive traders leads to a slower information diffusion rate and informational inefficiency.

"Developing a new vehicle costs $1 billion to $2 billion today," he said, "and 20 to 30percentt of that cost is wasted now on the outdated information and inefficiencies we have in the system".

But the researchers say most tags are likely to travel far enough to show which items go where and how long it takes them to reach a destination, yielding information about inefficiencies in the waste management system.

We present a dynamic model of subsidized credit provision to examine how asymmetric information exacerbates inefficiency caused by corruption.

Information 'bottlenecks' promoted inefficiency: "The communication between us and the other geologists was hard because we had to communicate through [the team leader].