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Over the years, I’ve written frequently about government efficiency and inefficiency. I even wrote a book that, among other things, measured types of efficiency across 38,000 local governments in the ...

Since about 2001, several sectors of the economy have become increasingly inefficient, in the sense that it takes more resources to produce a given output, such as 1000 barrels of oil. I believe that ...

In the world of property and casualty insurance, efficiency is often undermined by one of the most frustrating challenges carriers face: an endless stream of inbound communication. Phone calls, emails ...

A national natural gas company is asking the Texas Supreme Court to reverse a judgment exceeding $6.1 million. The petitioner argues the trial court erred by inserting language the changed the meaning ...

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Efficiency and its complement of inefficiency are hot topics both in the general media and in the nitty-gritty of engineering design. No need to go over the reasons for that here: if you're reading ...

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