We're the only ones who don't have the price set right.

Gaza and the Failure of Deterrence

Raging inflation causes all kinds of distortions and inefficiencies.

Inefficiency in agriculture, retail, and government are legendary.

It is worth mentioning that the inefficiency of institutions is not exclusive to local government.

The regulatory framework makes the determination of prices non transparent and could lead to unsubstantiated construction costs, the AMS reckons.

This inefficiency has likely contributed to the decline in confidence in American institutions.

In this way, carbon pricing will be introduced and international cooperation established from the bottom up, on a sectoral basis rooted in demonstrated results.

In doing so, the Commission is rewarding inefficiency and reducing the effectiveness of its commitments to clean up the environment.

Based on this sample it is clear that the remedy is ineffective.

Inefficiency and severe backlogs in the four justice systems impede timely adjudication of legal cases.

But Uber price setting is unique in its immediacy, which it has achieved by taking full advantage of modern communications technology.

Indian regulators officially banned differential pricing or discriminatory tariffs placed on data services depending on their content.

The shortage of drugs in public hospitals is reportedly being caused by a lack of funds and administrative inefficiency.

After all, the potential effect of interest rate hikes on the US yield curve has a major impact on the pricing of all global assets.

The corruption and inefficiency of the state apparatus and the government's incompetence and inertia leave no hope for a real improvement in living standards.

It hides poverty and dysfunctionality, while concomitantly and ironically bringing them to light.

In his speeches, I discovered the brilliant Che, mercilessly railing against inefficiency, false politics, and double standards.

The trouble with Annan is that, when similar perils loomed, he proved especially wanting.

Green and Galiana propose limiting carbon pricing initially to a low tax (say, 5.00 a ton) to finance energy research and development.

The economic rationale for intellectual property is that faster innovation offsets the enormous costs of such inefficiencies.

It is now widely recognized that an unintended consequence of the Asian economic model was an increasingly inefficient allocation of capital.

Many reasons exist for why the Soviet bloc collapsed, but contrary to conventional opinion economic inefficiencies were not central among them.

The more liberal Anton Nossik criticized the law on the grounds that the coercive measures contained in the laws would prove fruitless .

Political interference, inefficiency, favoritism toward well placed persons, prolonged judicial processes, and corruption characterized the judicial system.

Mubarak s ineffectiveness as broker of an Israel Palestinian peace was not truly inconvenient for some of Israel s leaders.

Despite the inefficiencies and distortions arising from such monetary financing, the ECB may indeed provide some breathing space for governments.

Land grabs, chronic corruption, impunity, the inability to enforce contracts, and the fragmentation and ineffectiveness of aid deterred foreign and domestic investment further.

The anti corruption protests, while non violent, are far from passive, and include marches, performances, and throwing paint at objects that symbolize the impunity and poor governance of the regime.

High crime situation, inept politicians, ineffective policing, terrible roads inefficient health care ad nauseum ad infinitum.

So is Berlusconi himself, who favored a weak euro to compensate for Italy s economic inefficiency and the complete lack of reform during his years in office.

The Russian government now spends more on new Russian made conventional weapons than do foreign purchasers. Yet, persistent inefficiencies in the Russian defense procurement system result in foreign buyers receiving more new systems than the Russian military.

For example, in recent years the internal bloc politics among its member states produced a Human Rights Council with little interest in fair procedures or the advance of human rights. Likewise, administrative inefficiency has led to poor performance of high profile efforts like the oil for food program.

Yet, persistent inefficiencies in the Russian defense procurement system result in foreign buyers receiving more new systems than the Russian military.

Likewise, administrative inefficiency has led to poor performance of high profile efforts like the oil for food program.

Third, with slowing growth in advanced economies, information technology seems to hold the moral high ground, just as finance did until five years ago. And crude attempts by governments to enforce regulation are likely to prove ineffective in protecting against catastrophe, while all too effective in strangling growth.

And crude attempts by governments to enforce regulation are likely to prove ineffective in protecting against catastrophe, while all too effective in strangling growth.

However, this is insufficient to help most of the three million widows, while corruption and bureaucratic inefficiency hamper efforts further.

Africa has long suffered under the belief that passionate tribal attachments are inefficient, irresponsible, and inhumane. Ever since they colonized Africa, Europeans have railed against tribalism, whilst simultaneously pitting one tribe against another whenever this suited their purposes.

Africa has long suffered under the belief that passionate tribal attachments are inefficient, irresponsible, and inhumane.

Political interference, inefficiency, favoritism toward well placed persons, prolonged processes, violations of the right to public trial, and corruption characterized the judicial system, the report read.

But the Bush administration, backed by a few handpicked Iraqis, is pushing Iraq towards an even more radical form of shock therapy than was pursued in the former Soviet world. Indeed, shock therapy's advocates argue that its failures were due not to excessive speed too much shock and not enough therapy but to insufficient shock.

A basic insight of NIE is that measuring transaction costs in various factor and product markets can reveal inefficiencies and barriers to better performance.

Indeed, shock therapy's advocates argue that its failures were due not to excessive speed too much shock and not enough therapy but to insufficient shock.

Complaints about economic dynamics, social policies, or governance inefficiencies the basis of Scotland s yes campaign are not the cris de coeur of a successful independence movement.