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1 economically inefficient
эк. экономически неэффективныйа) (характеристика какого-л. действия, проекта, организации и т. п., которые невыгодны с точки зрения затрат и выгод)Slavery was economically inefficient. — Рабство было экономически неэффективно.
б) (в микроэкономике: характеристика варианта производства, который позволяет произвести то же самое количество ресурса с меньшими затратами)to choose technologically inefficient combinations of inputs — выбрать технологически неэффективные сочетания ресурсов
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2 technologically inefficient
эк. технически [технологически\] неэффективный (характеристика варианта производства, при котором можно произвести заданное количество продукта с меньшим количеством ресурсов)to choose technologically inefficient combinations of inputs — выбрать технологически неэффективные сочетания ресурсов
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