inefficient producer
collocation in Englishmeaningsofinefficientandproducer
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inefficient
adjective
uk/ˌɪn.ɪˈfɪʃ.ənt/us/ˌɪn.ɪˈfɪʃ.ənt/
not organized, skilled, or able to work in a ...
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producer
noun[C]
uk/prəˈdʒuː.sər/us/prəˈduː.sɚ/
a person who makes the practical and financial arrangements needed to make a film, play, or television or ...
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(Definition ofinefficientandproducerfrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)
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Secondly, he said that it was going to secure a profit to theinefficientproducer.
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In any case, there is no reason why theinefficientproducershould be kept in business any longer.
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I say that because the individual guaranteed price rewarded theinefficientproducerand the man who did not know how to sell his produce.
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Keeping theinefficientproducersolvent and letting the efficient producer make too large profits is keeping prices high.
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If we succeed in ironing out the slumps, there will be no easy way in which to get rid of theinefficientproducerin industry.
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It should offer a real incentive to the efficient producer to go ahead without unduly encouraging theinefficientproducer.
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However, it is bound to be profitable for the industry as a whole to get any reluctant orinefficientproducerout of business.
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Theinefficientproducerhas a loud voice and will complain of the price he is getting for his products.
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This is a technical problem of great difficulty, because if one buoys up the whole industry, one buoys up the marginal and theinefficientproducerat the fringes as well.
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He has his organisation through which he can send and there is no reason whatever for an individual guaranteed price, which was simply bolstering up theinefficientproducer.
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There exist to-day many trade associations, some of doubtful value as they are only concerned with price fixing, and in some cases prices are arranged to perpetuate theinefficientproducer.
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If it was made no longer worthwhile for aninefficientproducerto produce purely for the intervention price, that would be one way of getting on top of the situation.
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We cannot allow the small,inefficientproducerof milk to continue to be supported by a level of prices which just makes it viable for him to keep going.
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The government accused these groups of being corrupt and inefficient producers, and blamed them for the high meat prices in the urban markets.
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To subsidise inefficient producers to keep them in business is unfair to those who are competitive.
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The inefficient producers would be able to sell the quotas and thereby reap some of the value of the quotas.
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Narrow national preferences not only penalise the consumer but make for inefficient producers and so help no one in the long run.
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He will then see that it cannot be said that we are being asked for this big subsidy because we are inefficient producers.
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I feel that these schemes will result in such a "closed shop" mentality that we shall create inefficient producers.
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