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"If information flowed upwards, issues like rural corruption or gender inequality could be tackled more effectively," says Stalin K. VV has 206 full-time, salaried community correspondents across 23 of India's 28statess.
"If you have a good understanding of malaria; where it is and where it is likely to be, then you can target it and use your resources more effectively," says Sturrock.
"There are lots of messages that we're trying to get out, and there are lots of things that we think are valuable and pertinent to help us engage with citizens, but also to help us manage our information more effectively," says Adams-Wright.
"The high liquidity of the market would make it attractive to fixing as it enables large bets to be hidden more effectively," says Harvey.
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"It's critical that [communication] be done better and more effectively," says co-author James Galloway of the University of Virginia in Charlottesville.
"It's an open question, who has penetrated whom more effectively," said Gary Samore, Mr. Obama's former director for weapons of mass destruction.
"Historically, lopsidedness in paid media has worked for whoever's been able to spend more or spend more effectively," said Elizabeth Wilner, who monitors political advertising for Kantar Media.
"If you tried to address the supply side of the housing market rather than the demand side, you could target your resources more effectively," said Roberton Williams, an analyst at the Tax Policy Center.
"Broadway veterans are often too quick to dismiss people outside the industry who think they can produce better and more effectively," said Jed Bernstein, a producer of Broadway shows like "Driving Miss Daisy" and the recent "Hair" revival.
"Add it all up and that's a tremendous amount of clout that we need to be using more effectively," said Representative Silvestre Reyes, the Texas Democrat who is chairman of the Hispanic caucus.
