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1 economically efficient
эк. экономически эффективныйа) (характеристика какого-л. действия, проекта, организации и т. п., которые выгодны с точки зрения затрат и выгод)the most economically efficient way to reduce the ecological damage — наиболее экономически эффективный способ уменьшения экологического ущерба
б) (в микроэкономике: характеристика варианта производства, который не позволяет произвести то же самое количество ресурса с меньшими затратами; множество таких вариантов производства задается точками касания изоквант и изокост)Ant:output efficient, technologically efficient, economic efficiency, isocost, isoquant, expansion path, production functionSee:Англо-русский экономический словарь > economically efficient
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