Sentence examples for optimising economic efficiency from inspiring English sources

Apart from the essential criterion of all cancer screening programs – reduction in mortality and morbidity – there is a range of potential additional objectives for screening programs including: prevention of disease, maximising participation, facilitating informed decision-making by screenees, minimising harms, optimising economic efficiency and maximising equity of access.

Thus the cost of resources committed to mitigation should at least be compensated by the value of the resulting recovered outputs and, ideally, the net benefits (total output value recovered minus total mitigation costs) should be maximised, thus optimising economic efficiency.

Typical would be Philips Electronics' advanced manufacturing of 600 models of electric shavers in the Netherlands, which optimises economic efficiency in a factory with 128 robots and only nine workers there to provide quality assurance (Davies, 2015, p. 5).

The idea of economic efficiency was alien.

"It would also improve economic efficiency.

Economic efficiency was a pretty alien idea.

I strongly believe in economic efficiency.

This also would help native workers and improve economic efficiency.

It offers freedom, flexibility and greater economic efficiency.

It's nothing to do with economic efficiency.

(The others were "national interests" and "economic efficiency").