Theory and implications
The Implications of Migration Theory for Distributive Justice
... adequate theory of justice in migration requires a broad and deep information base and a detailed knowledge of the causal effects of ...the implications of distributive justice for migration policy employ a ...
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Adelman-Fallacies-in-development-theory-and-their-implications-for-policy.pdf
... New ideologies provide new prisms through which to view both old theories and old policy prescriptions. When they are inconsistent with new fundamental values, they must be reformulated so as to achieve congruence. ...
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MOTIVATION AND GIFTED STUDENTS: IMPLICATIONS OF THEORY AND RESEARCH
... Csikszentmihalyi’s (1991) theory of flow also has implications for gifted students and motiva- tion. Flow is defined as a state of deep involvement associated with intrinsic motivation, which occurs when an ...
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CiteSeerX — Implications of behavioral decision theory for health marketing
... decision theory (BDT) is more useful than traditional eco- nomic utility theory for the marketing of health behaviors to the ...the implications of BDT for health marketing, and reviews the find- ...
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The doctor-patient relationship: A review of the theory and policy implications
... This chapter has reviewed the theories of doctor-patient relationship and considered some of its policy implications. It identified four main theoretical models. From the field of health economics the relationship ...
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Decentring hegomonic gender theory: the implications for educational research
... education theory nor question its assumptions and conceptual ...its implications for national growth is in effect an incentive to export current hegemonic gender theorising in education globally, ...
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Sellar susceptibility artifacts: theory and implications
... the susceptibility artifact was displaced appropri- ately (Fig. Careful windowing of images at the scanner console will reveal the presence of some form of sellar floor [r] ...
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The conjecturing process: perspectives in theory and implications in practice
... “conjecturing,” and how it is related to the most common context for conjecturing suggested in the mathematics education literature: problem solving. Clearly, problem solving and conjecturing as mathematical activities ...
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Social Security, Retirement and Wealth: Theory and Implications
... Among those not yet retired, the dependence of the retirement elasticity on the age at which people find out about a policy change can also have important policy implications. For example, if those near retirement ...
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On relative and partial risk attitudes : theory and implications
... 1 ≥ k 2 ∗ whenever relative risk aversion is no larger than 1. As another example, the output price may become more risky in the sense of a mean-preserving spread defined by Rothschild and Stiglitz (1970). This is then ...
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Identity theory : content and implications
... we con ascribe to ourselves is the significance and permanence of that common entity - which, of course, according to the determ inistic identity theory, can only be the Universe as a whole. The second element of ...
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Behavioural decisions: theory, implications and applications
... excluded by the state. 5.7 Conclusion In this chapter we proposed a model that associates people initial disadvantages with their self-con…dence, aspirations and decisions to change their status-quo. Our analysis ...
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Equity - some theory and its policy implications
... This essay seeks to characterise the essential features of an equitable health care system in terms of the classical Aristotelian concepts of horizontal and vertical equity, the common ([r] ...
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Field capital theory and its implications for marketing
... social theory to most powerfully explain them. By far the most important theory of social competition is that of Pierre Bourdieu: his work has led to a significant sociological ...meta theory offers ...
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The Employment (and Output) of Nations: Theory and Policy Implications
... Abstract I study the interactions of product and labor market institutions in a model characterized by a three-states representation of the labor market. Firms bargain with unions over wages and employment lev- els. This ...
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Equality of opportunity: theory, measurement and policy implications
... Meritocracy weakens the issue of being fair with respect to individuals characterized by different circumstances, strengthening, instead, the issue of preserving the incentive to exert more effort. This observation poses ...
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The Welfare Implications of Costly Litigation in the Theory of Liability
... litigation is costiy.L' Among other things, it will be shown that the rule of strict liability with compensatory damages generally will result in the injurer choosing an inappropriate le[r] ...
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Public Procurement Policy: Implications for Theory and Practice
... normative theory; rather we seek a construct or framework that will be useful for description and explanation in its ability to order facts and ideas about public procurement policy in meaningful ...
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The Employment (and Output) of Nations: Theory and Policy Implications
... Labor market reforms that reduce the cost of labor, like those advocated by the OECD in its Jobs Study (1994), are actually more attractive when one considers the endogenous structure of[r] ...
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The Balassa Samuelson relationship: theory, evidence and implications
... 6.4 Conclusion As an extension of Chapter 2, this chapter tries to address the question of how income distribution affects the price level or inflation with one country. This static model in Chapter 2 is extended to a ...
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