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rationing
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rationing
Managed care The allocation or distribution of a scarce product, commodity or service. See Age-based rationing, Health care rationing, Oregon plan, Red-tape rationing.
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In the credit rationing paradigm, the effect of current repayment capacity is associated with so-called price rationing, whereas the effect of asset endowments, creditworthiness, and transaction costs is linked to nonprice rationing (Foltz, 2004).
Determinants of access to credit for corporate farms in Russia by Subbotin, Aleksandr / Comparative Economic Studies
First, the nonprice rationing system necessitated and mandated by current policy of allocating the relatively few donated kidneys is necessarily, at least in part, arbitrary and coercive and thus inequitable (Carlstrom and Rollow 1997; Blair and Kaserman 1991; Hansmann 1989).
A Free Market in Kidneys: Efficient and Equitable by BARNETT, WILLIAM II; SALIBA, MICHAEL; WALKER, DEBORAH / Independent Review
 
 
 
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