
X-Inefficiency
A term from microeconomics describing the difference between the
actual output cost of one unit of production and the minimum attainable
cost of one unit of that product. This difference may be the result
of management shortcomings, inefficient use of resources, bureaucratic
rigidities, motivation of employees etc.
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