Definition of Inefficiencies

1. Noun. (plural of inefficiency) ¹

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Definition of Inefficiencies

1. inefficiency [n] - See also: inefficiency

Lexicographical Neighbors of Inefficiencies

ineffective
ineffectively
ineffectiveness
ineffectual
ineffectuality
ineffectuall
ineffectually
ineffectualness
ineffervescence
ineffervescent
inefficacies
inefficacious
inefficaciously
inefficaciousness
inefficacy
inefficiencies
inefficiency
inefficient
inefficiently
inefficients
inegalitarian
inegalitarianism
inegalitarians
inelaborate
inelastic
inelastically
inelasticities
inelasticity
inelative
inelative case

Literary usage of Inefficiencies

Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:

1. Efficiency as a basis for operation and wages by Harrington Emerson (1909)
"EFFICIENCY AS A BASIS FOR OPERATION AND WAGES CHAPTER I TYPICAL Inefficiencies AND THEIR SIGNIFICANCE ..."

2. The Application of Efficiency Principles by George Hugh Shepard (1917)
"ONE must know not only where the inefficiencies are and how to correct them, but where to begin and how to direct the work, so as to get financial results ..."

3. The New Business by Harry Tipper (1914)
"... Advertising a necessity in the home — Advertising and personal selling as used together — Fixity in advertising operations — General inefficiencies. ..."

4. Improving Recycling Markets by OECD., Oecd (2006)
"Addressing market inefficiencies in recyclable material markets If markets operate in conditions of maximum efficiency and regulatory standards and other ..."

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