full participation

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In segmented markets economies, then, shocks affect the previous rates not only through their standard fullparticipation fundamentals, but also through the segmentation rate.
We will refer to the case in which = 0 and > 0, respectively, as the fullparticipation model and the segmented markets model.
The claim of social justice requires equitable distribution of available resources, including resources for healthcare, necessary to equal opportunity for fullparticipation in society.
In the following periods, however, the response of the benchmark limited participation model is the same as the one of the fullparticipation model.
Part (ii) in the proposition implies that, if the organized markets are active, welfare is highest when there is fullparticipation in the markets.
The negative association of external promotion with tree survival suggests that external programs may not be achieving fullparticipation of local communities in promoting woodlots.
It is equal to zero in the case of fullparticipation, and increases as the traders' share of the aggregate endowment decreases.
Thus, severely affected haemophilic boys could only look forward to a succession of episodes which would seriously interrupt fullparticipation in school life.
In other words, empowerment is the opportunity for and action towards people's fullparticipation in the choices, decisions and processes that affect their lives.
The new government instead must embrace laws and actions that lead to a healthy political environment and fullparticipation within its organisations.
When is equal to one, the economy is the benchmark fullparticipation representative agent economy with cash-in-advance constraints and stochastic aggregate endowment.
In the absence of fullparticipation, the average payoff from search trade would be negatively affected because of the positive participation externality.
To assure fullparticipation of all stakeholders in the regions/sub-regions, the exercise needs to be further publicized and opened up to broad participation.
Any temptation to portray this 'enthusiast' as belonging to some ostracized minority is negated by his fullparticipation in the public musical and social culture of the time.
There appears to be a strategic complementarity in the choice of market strategies since full participation is critical to achieve the best outcome for the average trader.
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