And allocations were pegged to prior petroleum sales.
The price controls and allocations were linked to past profits and consumption.
"We made grants and allocations based on federal funds we receive every year," Mr. Brooks said.
Corruption remains widespread, and Mr. Wahid himself has come under attack for several questionable deals and allocations of funds.
When the market was hot, investors begged to get into new offerings, and allocations of shares were given to select customers as favors.
A special General Assembly committee on peacekeeping is now meeting to consider the department's problems, many of which have been caused by a General Assembly committee dealing with budgets and allocations for new staffing.
To that end, the county created the Housing Opportunity Commission a decade ago and, with assistance from the Rutgers University Center for Urban Policy Research, set goals for the county as a whole and allocations for each municipality.
The basic disputes between Turkey and Syria -- over water rights and allocations -- would be familiar to any landowner who has struggled over competing claims to a stream or a well.
They will remain woefully inadequate so long as European countries resist expansion, whether through borrowing from reserve-rich countries such as China, Germany and Japan, or big increases in fund quotas and allocations of special drawing rights.
Economists typically find Pareto-optimality to be extremely plausible indeed, indisputable as a condition that good laws, policies, and allocations must satisfy, although few would claim that it suffices to make a law, policy, allocation of commodities, and so on, good.
This model uses both the past and present performance and allocations.
