Efficiency, Poverty, Healthcare

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We made a small survey and this are the results we got out of it.

The first thing we should look at is the average age of our surveyed community as shown in Figure 4

Seems like the grand majority of our surveyed people are 19 years old, sitting at 44 percent.

We should look at figure 5 where it shows what efficiency is according to the conducted survey.

According to the survey we conducted earlier 50 percent of our 18 surveyed subjects think efficiency is ¨The degree to which objectives are achieved and the extent to which targeted problems are solved.¨

According to our survey 88.9 percent of the subjects think efficiency is important.

94.4 percent think efficiency in things such as healthcare could help reduce poverty.

Daniel Palero Herrero – Future Lawyer.

I’m a 19 year old who grew up in a family who always provided me with anything I needed, which always made me wonder if I could help the ones that are less fortunate. That’s one of the reasons we started this blog

Juan Pablo Aragon Tenorio – Future Lawyer

I’m an 18 year old who always thought efficiency was the key to success, that’s why I’m as productive as i possibly can be, I like to work hard and party hard. Remember, keep efficient, and keep on working.

Alvaro Bretón Casares- Future business man

I’m an 18 year old that studies in UDLAP and works for a better future. My jobbies are playing football, reading and watching tv series, what i would like the most is to have a house in Whistler and ski. My reason to create this blog is to share how we can benefit our society by maximizing efficiency in life.

Santiago Quiroz -future architect

im 18 years old I am currently studying the architect carrer. in my free time I like to hang out with my friends and riding my bike.

I wanted to create this blog so people can know the importance of maximizing the efficiency of health care