Physician productivity, practice expense, resource allocation, facilities, staff, and malpractice are variables in medical practice profitability.
D Ax, Axel Johnson's digital venture capital fund, also participated, along with a number of private investors, including Alan Parker (former CEO of Whitbread) and Jeremy Oppenheim (head of McKinsey's Sustainability and Resource Productivity practice).
That is, a single currency embracing countries as diverse in social culture, productivity, work practices and taxation as Germany and Greece, or the Netherlands and Portugal, is economically impossible without much closer fiscal and financial union — which is politically impossible.
Because all selected farms for PES interventions were degraded with low productivity, PES practices and incentives were a solution to enhance productivity and income.
Computers and information technology enhanced the ability of dairy farm managers to make informed decisions on cow health and productivity, feeding practices, and herd replacements.
The fact that unions' transnational bargaining activities have recently been increasing may indicate that coordination costs are decreasing (labor markets become better integrated) and, at least in those companies with plants located in the countries with similar labor productivity, these practices are more likely to occur.
Estimates of carbon intensity depend on crop productivity, agricultural practices, power sources for ethanol distilleries and the energy efficiency of the distillery.
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Global expenditure on ICT across all sectors exceeds $US3.5 trillion[ 8] (2007 estimates) and is being driven by the desire for improvements in productivity, work practices and service outcomes [ 9- 12].
