In particular, tropical forest restoration has had mixed outcomes with variable cost-efficiency.
After controlling for pertinent explanatory factors such as competitive strategy posture, industry concentration, geographic spread of operation, product-type, and information technology infrastructure of firms, I find that variable cost and production efficiencies remain significant determinants of the valuation effects of global business alliances.
By employing the input price adjusted operating costs as the input variable our definition of cost efficiency only approximates Farrell's measure of total efficiency [ 13].
It is important that future clinical guidelines provide clear guidance on tumor type to be tested and test timing and ensure that all variables (i.e., cost, efficiency, evidence, logistics, and physician preferences) are accounted for in this decision.
We suggest that this is useful for clinical practice in consideration of time and cost efficiency; overall variable selection and coefficients shrink were performed in one step while handling the multicollinearity problem [ 12, 19, 28].
However, the complexity of the cost model, including possible non-linearity, and the structure and degree of errors in some exposure variables may preclude a fully-optimized cost efficiency model and instead favour a numerical rather than analytical approach.
These parameters include capital cost, efficiency, operating and maintenance (O&M) costs, both fixed and variable, and where appropriate, availability, contribution to peak load, and plant life time.
The second stage shows that the cost efficiency scores are affected by the operating environment mostly by the physicians' intensity variable that contributes significantly to cost inefficiency.
Jumpstart process and cost efficiency?
"And it's a variable cost model.
Cost efficiency dwindles with increasing size.
