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'Inefficient' ministers cut to size today to effect the long-awaited reshuffle in the Buddhadeb Bhattacharjee Cabinet, clipping the wings of three ministers, two of whom were holding the key ...
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"Inefficient" in economic jargon refers to a situation in which society gets fewer of its needs met, relative to the resources it uses up, than it could if things were done in a better way.
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Monopolies Don't Start out Inefficient: One intellectual mistake in understanding antitrust law is believing that monopolies always hurt consumers initially.
Nathan Newman: The Case for Antitrust Action Against Google Nathan Newman 2011
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Monopolies Don't Start out Inefficient: One intellectual mistake in understanding antitrust law is believing that monopolies always hurt consumers initially.
Nathan Newman: The Case for Antitrust Action Against Google Nathan Newman 2011
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Inefficient subsidies flow from more than just the national treasury.
Ron Davis: The Republican Nanny State Ron Davis 2012
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Monopolies Don't Start out Inefficient: One intellectual mistake in understanding antitrust law is believing that monopolies always hurt consumers initially.
Nathan Newman: The Case for Antitrust Action Against Google Nathan Newman 2011
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Monopolies Don't Start out Inefficient: One intellectual mistake in understanding antitrust law is believing that monopolies always hurt consumers initially.
Nathan Newman: The Case for Antitrust Action Against Google Nathan Newman 2011
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Monopolies Don't Start out Inefficient: One intellectual mistake in understanding antitrust law is believing that monopolies always hurt consumers initially.
Nathan Newman: The Case for Antitrust Action Against Google Nathan Newman 2011
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Monopolies Don't Start out Inefficient: One intellectual mistake in understanding antitrust law is believing that monopolies always hurt consumers initially.
Nathan Newman: The Case for Antitrust Action Against Google Nathan Newman 2011
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Monopolies Don't Start out Inefficient: One intellectual mistake in understanding antitrust law is believing that monopolies always hurt consumers initially.
Nathan Newman: The Case for Antitrust Action Against Google Nathan Newman 2011
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