Thread: Economic Efficiency
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Unread 26 May 2008, 21:40   #17
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Re: Economic Efficiency
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Originally Posted by All Systems Go
Time was merely an example. When you take into account factors like the natural resources used transferring these products around the world for no reason other than it saves money (which I claimed to have an illusory value), then it doesn't seem very efficient at all.

Efficiency has nothing to do with ecological morals.
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