Thanks! Late replies are better than no replies ;)
I don’t think this type of efficiency deals with the practical problem of impact credit allocation though! Because there the problem appears to be that it’s difficult to find a common denominator for people’s contributions. You can’t just use man hours, and I don’t think the market value of man hours would do that much better (although it gets in the right direction).
Thanks! Late replies are better than no replies ;)
I don’t think this type of efficiency deals with the practical problem of impact credit allocation though! Because there the problem appears to be that it’s difficult to find a common denominator for people’s contributions. You can’t just use man hours, and I don’t think the market value of man hours would do that much better (although it gets in the right direction).