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...in barriers to competition will result in an improvement in the form of [[economic efficiency]] that is known to economists as ''allocative efficiency''. Competition po

...ket forces, but their behaviour can often be regulated in the interests of economic efficiency by the application of microeconomic principles. ...ther it is safe to conclude that competitive conditions necessarily favour economic efficiency. Nevertheless, that is the broad presumption adopted by most practising eco

concerning the effects of alternative policy actions upon [[economic efficiency]], [[inflation]], output and [[fiscal stability]]

concerning the effects of alternative policy actions upon [[economic efficiency]], [[inflation]], output and [[fiscal stability]]

...Economy, No 44 October 1990]</ref> as [[microeconomics|microeconomic]] [[economic efficiency|efficiency]], [[macroeconomics|macroeconomic]] stability, and equity as be

...agraph could then include links to separate articles on competition and on economic efficiency. (My apologies for the existing competition link - that will have to be mov

...the Sherman Act attributed to it objectives which go beyond the pursuit of economic efficiency. In 1945 [[Learned Hand|Judge Learned Hand]] attributed to its legislators

...l, state and local. Fiscal conservatism is typically justified in terms of economic efficiency (it assumes the private sector is more efficient than the public sector), a

...has argued that it is theoretically invalid to combine the effects upon [[economic efficiency]] of the cost to one generation with that of a benefit to another because t

...e achievement of the ideal of a system of perfect markets would increase [[economic efficiency]] and so raise human [[welfare (economics)|welfare]]. However, the [[compe

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...trove to implement technical and organizational measures of industrial and economic efficiency using state funding but avoiding significant input from organized labor. Th

The purpose of the European Union's [[competition policy]] is to increase economic efficiency in member states and to remove barriers to trade between member states. The

...wever, the difficulty has been evaded by the adoption of the concept of [[economic efficiency]] under which an action is deemed to increase the total “social welfare�

...cost; and public investment that fails that test may be expected to reduce economic efficiency, as may failure to make investments that pass it. In practice, however, the ...t [[supply and demand]] relationships in other markets to the detriment of economic efficiency. According to an OECD working paper <ref> [http://www.oecd.org/dataoecd/33

*Economic Efficiency #[[Economic efficiency]] (5)

...al implications for the welfare of its people. It affects productive and economic efficiency by its allocation of human resources among alternative activities, and it i

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...trying to increase growth through structural reforms focused on improving economic efficiency. Moreover, structural policies, such as capital market liberalization, have

...to be the welfare of the individual, and they introduced the concept of [[economic efficiency]] as a measure of that success. Vilfredo Pareto took the lead in defining e ...e to be known as the ''[[Coase Theorem]]'' which was the proposition that economic efficiency will be achieved provided that property rights are fully allocated and can