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Quality Assurance and Utilization Review, 1988
There is a relationship between morbidity/mortal ity and volume, between cost and volume and between excess surgical capacity and medically inappropriate procedures. The study reviews insurance claims data for three procedures: cataract surgery, lumbar lami notomy, and coronary artery bypass surgery.
N K, Roberts, E, Zalta
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There is a relationship between morbidity/mortal ity and volume, between cost and volume and between excess surgical capacity and medically inappropriate procedures. The study reviews insurance claims data for three procedures: cataract surgery, lumbar lami notomy, and coronary artery bypass surgery.
N K, Roberts, E, Zalta
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Efficiency and administrative costs in primary care [PDF]
Journal of Health Economics, 2000 We use a formal model to examine the implications of endogenous managerial effort for the interpretation and estimation of efficiency in health care organisations. The model is applied to investigate the doubling of the cost of administering primary care in England in real terms between 1989/1990 and 1994/1995.
Antonio Giuffrida +2 more
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Participation Costs and Efficient Auctions
Journal of Economic Theory, 1996zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
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Cost efficiency of mobile in‐network caching
International Journal of Network Management, 2015SummaryMobile data volume is growing with an annual compound rate of 61% between 2014 and 2019. To cope with the data volume growth, a more dynamic and flexible network is needed. Caching has been deployed by both mobile network operators and content providers to reduce the load on centralized data centers and gateways.
Kimmerlin, Maël +4 more
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A Blueprint for Cost‐Efficient Localization Microscopy
ChemPhysChem, 2013Crystal clear: The authors introduce a miniaturized localization microscopy setup based on cost-effective components. They demonstrate its feasibility for subdiffraction resolution fluorescence imaging in resolving different cellular nanostructures.
Holm, Thorge +6 more
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Cost-Efficient Data Redundancy in the Cloud
2016 IEEE 9th International Conference on Service-Oriented Computing and Applications (SOCA), 2016Nowadays, the usage of cloud storages to store data is a popular alternative to traditional local storage systems. However, besides the benefits such services can offer, there are also some downsides like vendor lock-in or unavailability. Furthermore, the large number of available providers and their different pricing models can turn the search for the
Philipp Waibel +2 more
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On the Efficiency of Equilibrium with Transaction Costs
Economica, 1989This paper defines a concept of efficiency for economies with transactions costs, called Nash efficiency, which characterizes (in the sense of the fundamental theorems of welfare economics) equilibrium allocations in these economies. In particular, it is shown that these allocations are Nash efficient and, under certain conditions, any Nash efficient ...
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Physics World, 2023
Why do some technologies succeed and others fail? It’s often all down to economics, says James McKenzie.
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Why do some technologies succeed and others fail? It’s often all down to economics, says James McKenzie.
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EFFICIENCY AND DECREASING COST INDUSTRIES*
Australian Economic Papers, 1970In Australia, as in many other countries which have limited markets, decreasing cost industries pose awkward policy problems. The optimal number of producers does not automatically occur, at least in the short run, which may, indeed, be very long, and producers do not always share the market in an optimal fashion.
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Cost Efficiency and Productivity
2017It is important to analyse the cost efficiency and productivity of public sector banks for the period from 1991–1992 to 2014–2015. It studied cost structure, economies and diseconomies and total factor productivity change. All the banks were operating at a scale reaping economies of scale in most of the years.
T. R. Bishnoi, Sofia Devi
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