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Economics and efficiency

2002
Abstract This chapter has the dual purpose of introducing the ‘dismal science’ of economics to non-economists, and to draw trained economists’ attention to those parts of their discipline that are most relevant in the context of this book.
Paul Dolan, Jan Abel Olsen
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TECHNOLOGY AND RELATIVE ECONOMIC EFFICIENCY

Oxford Economic Papers, 1978
A comparative analysis of farms that have been double-cropped for one year and those that have been double-cropped for two or more years provides information on the effect of farm experience on allocational and technical efficiency. Using basic input and output data from six groupings of farmers, which were arranged in pairs under the categories of ...
Barnum, Howard N, Squire, Lyn
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The economic efficiency of corporate culture

Strategic Management Journal, 1988
Corporate culture is a set of broad, tacitly understood rules which tell employees what to do under a wide variety of unimaginable circumstances. We explain how culture can be economical, and suggest when different types of cultures will flourish.
Camerer, Colin F., Vepsalainen, Ari
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Economics and efficiency

2009
AbstractThis chapter introduces the ‘dismal science’ of economics to non-economists, and draws trained economists' attention to those parts of their discipline that are most relevant in the context of this book. It argues that the equilibrium point at which demand equals supply offers an attractive theoretical solution to ‘the grand economic problem ...
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Cloud Automation and Economic Efficiency

IEEE Cloud Computing, 2018
Understanding the mechanisms by which cloud automation produces efficiency improvement lets organizations appropriately plan their investments in such automation-along with quality and performance improvements-to optimize operational efficiency.
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On the Urban Agglomeration and Economic Efficiency

Economic Development and Cultural Change, 1973
It is often argued that today's large metropolitan areas have exceeded the "optimal" size and, therefore, development efforts should be directed toward smaller urban centers.1 This argument is frequently based on the proposition that the economic return from investment, either private, public, or both, in large metropolitan areas is less than that in ...
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The efficiency of self-citations in economics

Scientometrics, 2006
Are prior self-citations an effective input in increasing a subsequent article's citation count? Examination of 418 articles in eight economics journals found that, after controlling for article length, journal and author quality, lead article position, and coauthorship, an author's prior stock of self-citations is not statistically related to a ...
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The Economic Efficiency and Equity of Abortion

Economics and Philosophy, 1990
On the face of it, the protracted public controversy over abortion in the United States and elsewhere might seem to rest on intractable normative questions inaccessible to economic analysis. But an influential early essay in the now sizable philosophical literature on the subject suggests otherwise.
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