Social outcome is an important measure for the success of treatment of an inborn chronic disease.
In many cases, it's about the donor, and not about the social outcome.
Taxes ought not incentivize one social outcome over another, but simply cover the nation's tab.
This, they hoped, would help engineer the audience response toward the desired social outcome.
Another low-tech solution with high social outcome is a Shops Online portal that displays detailed information about retailers in the city.
If tracking social impacts is, in fact, something deemed important by a company, the best business solution is to identify a key business output that reasonably proxies for the targeted social outcome.
Subjectivity in the admissions process is not just an occasion for discrimination; it is also, in better times, the only means available for giving us the social outcome we want.
As with social lending, the laudable and legitimate expectation of a measurable social outcome is sitting alongside the new, and pernicious, belief that academia and charity must also provide a financial return.
The term lacks a verb, too, so it's possible to think of the condition under discussion as a random social outcome, rather than as the product of deliberate actions taken by specific people.
Thankfully, just as my meltdown began, I discovered a recent Freakonomics podcast, "How Much Does Your Name Matter?" The show was a fascinating dissection of how names influence a child's economic and social outcome.
(Arthur Frommer) At least half of eight currently existing cap-and-trade regimes satisfy the independence property—"whereby the initial allocation of property rights does not affect the environmental or social outcome and the scheme is cost-effective".
