allocation rule
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allocation
noun
uk/ˌæl.əˈkeɪ.ʃən/us/ˌæl.əˈkeɪ.ʃən/
the process of giving someone their part of a total amount of something to use in a ...
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rule
noun
uk/ruːl/us/ruːl/
an accepted principle or instruction that states the way things are or should be done, and tells you what you are allowed or are not allowed ...
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(Definition ofallocationandrulefrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)
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In this case, however, would everyone, or even most people, support thisallocationrule?
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Hence, there is noallocationrulethat is preferred by all parties in the two systems that are studied here.
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Thus, if it is not possible to optimize theallocationruleregarding the environment, it is not optimal to try to achieve first-best macroeconomic policies.
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The sensitivity analyses show that there is noallocationrulethat is preferred by all parties in the two different systems that are discussed here.
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In a stationary equilibrium, given a time-invariant monetary policy, their portfolioallocationrule and functions (.) and (.) are also time-invariant.
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Since the individualallocationruleof consumption over the life-cycle is the same as the optimal one, there is no need for another instrument to allocate consumption optimally.
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The 1995 legislation for the funds, as well as the 1988 reform of the banks, are very liberal relative to their resources allocation rules.
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In doing so, the deficiencies of the reformed competence allocation rules shall be alleviated.
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It is only the way which quotas are allocated between agents that differ across the different allocation rules.
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Theoretical approaches to this question range from exogenously imposed credit allocation rules to endogenous market failures stemming from some sort of limited-commitment or moral-hazard problem.
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Countries/regions have different preferences when choosing between allocation rules under the initial agreement.
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The exact proportions of total emissions for each region that result from the different allocation rules are given in the appendix.
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The sensitivity analyses show that countries/regions have different preferences when choosing between allocation rules under the two systems studied here.
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Observe that all allocation rules result in the same level of total global emissions.
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Moreover, the allocation rules are designed to reflect vote and seat shares fairly accurately.
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At best, models posit credit allocation rules for formal and informal credit institutions that are crude approximations to reality.
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Wade (1988) has also conducted an empirical investigation of community-based allocation rules over water and the use of grazing land.
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All the other countries/regions will however prefer a banking and borrowing system to a banking system with all allocation rules discussed under the initial agreement.
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