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• Economic Efficiency
  #Redirect [[Economic efficiency]]
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• Economic efficiency
  ...on of the productive resources of land, labour and capital. The concept of economic efficiency is a product of the theory of [[welfare economics]] and is subject to the l In principle, the economic efficiency of an action is taken refer to the ratio of the increase in social utilit
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• Economic efficiency/Tutorials
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• Economic efficiency/Bibliography
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• Economic efficiency/Definition
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• Economic efficiency/Approval
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• Economic efficiency/Related Articles
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• Production possibility frontier/Definition
  ...uts that can be produced when all inputs are being used efficiently (see [[economic efficiency]]:productive efficiency).
  190 bytes (24 words) - 00:00, 23 May 2008
• Productive efficiency/Definition
  ...iency with which inputs are combined in the production of an output (see [[economic efficiency]]).
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• Allocative efficiency/Definition
  ...ated between the production of alternative combinations of products (see [[economic efficiency]]).
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• Economic Efficiency
  #Redirect [[Economic efficiency]]
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• Supply-side measures/Definition
  measures taken with the purpose of increasing a country's [[economic efficiency]], e.g. by removing barriers to competition or counter market failures.
  187 bytes (25 words) - 02:56, 7 February 2010
• Pareto-efficient/Definition
  ...make anybody feel better-off without making somebody feel worse-off (see [[economic efficiency]]).
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• EU competition policy/Definition
  ...nded to ensure undistorted competition within the EU market, by increasing economic efficiency in member states and to remove barriers to trade between member states.
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• Economic efficiency
  ...on of the productive resources of land, labour and capital. The concept of economic efficiency is a product of the theory of [[welfare economics]] and is subject to the l In principle, the economic efficiency of an action is taken refer to the ratio of the increase in social utilit
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• Kaldor-Hicks criterion/Definition
  The criterion for the assessment of the economic efficiency of a proposal that requires that those who gain from it should be able to c
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• Pareto efficiency/Related Articles
  {{r|Economic efficiency}}
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• Economics/Addendum
  ...], [[debt]], [[deflation]], [[discount rate]], [[discounted cash flow]], [[economic efficiency|efficiency]], [[elasticity (economics)|elasticity]], [[employment]], [[econ
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• Economics/Related Articles
  - [[economic efficiency#Distributional efficiency|distributive efficiency]] - [[economic efficiency]]
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• Competition
  ...d above, says nothing about productive efficiency, which is a component of economic efficiency. Nor is it strictly correct to say that perfect competition maximises econo ...ld be strong presumption that any departure from it will lead to a loss of economic efficiency. But, if the starting-point were one in which some markets are not perfectl
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• Microeconomics/Citable Version
  ...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
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• Competition policy/Citable Version
  ...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
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• Competition policy
  ...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
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• Microeconomics
  ...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
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• Economics/Citable Version
  concerning the effects of alternative policy actions upon [[economic efficiency]], [[inflation]], output and [[fiscal stability]]
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• Economics
  concerning the effects of alternative policy actions upon [[economic efficiency]], [[inflation]], output and [[fiscal stability]]
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• Eurozone
  ...Economy, No 44 October 1990]</ref> as [[microeconomics|microeconomic]] [[economic efficiency|efficiency]], [[macroeconomics|macroeconomic]] stability, and equity as be
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