If a college cuts the cost of an education by using mostly unskilled instructors and at the same time fails to adequately educate its students, it can be said to be doing the wrong things well. In other words, the college is __________.
A) efficient and effective
B) efficient but not effective
C) effective but not efficient
D) neither efficient nor effective
E) doing the right things

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The college is cutting costs by using mostly unskilled instructors, which is efficient in terms of cost-cutting, but it fails to adequately educate its students, which means it is not effective in achieving its primary goal of educating students. Therefore, the college is efficient but not effective.

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