Cutting costs means task is done with minimum resources, so efficient. However, not achieving target production means goals are not met, so not effective. Therefore, the situation represents Efficient but not Effective.
Cutting down the cost but not achieving the target production is an example of:
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Effective but not efficient
Effective and efficient both
Efficient but not effective
Neither efficient nor effective
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