Nevertheless, policy rules that respond to the output or unemployment gaps are more efficient than rules responding to output or unemployment growth rates, also in the presence of uncertainty about the natural rates.
What is more, he added, flight attendants will work on a different pay structure and with more efficient work rules.
Her union has signaled increased flexibility after Mr. Bloomberg had talked repeatedly about the need to hold down spending, to negotiate more efficient work rules and to cut agency budgets by 5percentto20percentcent.
"You don't go back to the base, or say, 'How could it be more efficient?' " Such rules, baked into government programs like education and health care and left virtually untouched every year, are at the heart of what Mr. Cuomo believes is a fundamental problem facing New York: spending that goes up inexorably with too little accountability for results.
This has prompted the development of more efficient design rules, which can reflect better the actual local buckling behaviour and nonlinear material response of stainless steel cross-sections.
These observations prompted the present research, which is aimed at developing more efficient design rules for stainless steel tubular section beam-columns.
Moreover, we assume that a human team working with a ranked list of association rules is much more efficient than building rules from scratch.
"Without progress towards stronger, more efficient institutions … rule of law, justice and government accountability, other aspects of development cannot progress.
Reform to make markets cheaper and more efficient is vital.Present rules also make it hard for domestic investors to buy foreign securities.
Now, experts say the city must ramp up efforts to make energy usage more efficient and improve rules around urban development.
Yet, the philosopher Bernard Suits wrote, "To play a game is to engage in activity directed towards bringing about a specific state of affairs, using only means permitted by rules, where the rules prohibit more efficient in favor of less efficient means, and where such rules are accepted just because they make possible such activity".
