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He points out that whilst ministerial promises of thousands of extra beds can be relied on for favourable headlines, there is a danger that expanding hospitals' capacity to cope with unusual peaks in demand could render them inefficient.
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These investments by Asians, mostly in real estate and golf courses, led to a supply far greater than demand, and was extremely inefficient.
CNN: LETTERS AND COMMENT
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At times of peak demand, electricity is made largely from natural gas in turbines so inefficient that saving 1% of U.S. electricity, including peak hours, saves 2% of total natural gas use and cuts its price 3% to 4%.
FORBES: The Case For Efficiency
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Why do we demand bobbies on the beat even when we know it is an incredibly inefficient way of catching criminals?
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Insurance companies would utilize co-pays, deductibles, coverage limitations, and other contractual features that discourage inefficient levels of care, and more generous policies would be more expensive, discouraging demand for such coverage.
CNN: Commentary: US health costs out of control
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At times of peak demand, she argues, the petrol price must rise high enough to prompt the reopening of old and inefficient refineries that would not normally be profitable.
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