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cost-efficient

[kawst-i-fish-uhnt, kost-]

adjective

  1. cost-effective.



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Other Word Forms

  • cost-efficiency noun
  • cost-efficiently adverb
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Researchers emphasize that primary care providers can integrate the new intervention as a sustainable, cost-efficient strategy to prevent type 2 diabetes on a large scale.

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Its customer base that includes Japanese carmakers has witnessed falling sales due to tightened auto loans and consumers opting for more environmentally friendly and fuel cost-efficient choices in electric vehicles.

And given the uncertainty that surrounds air travel right now, the option to make changes in the most cost-efficient way could be valuable.

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However, its website lists one of the benefits of working with them as being cost-efficient because it "eliminates the need for expensive set-ups, MUA artists, venue rentals, stage setting, photographers, travel expenses, hiring models".

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"It's just so much more energy-efficient and so much more cost-efficient," he adds.

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