Who has the power to allocate decision-making authority?" This question is as pertinent to the residents of Delhi as it is to the residents of Mexico City – which Guardian Cities visited earlier in the month.
Women in each study group will be given the opportunity to review the intervention they are allocated (decision aid or pamphlet) while in the antenatal clinic and/or to take home, which ever is most convenient.
Decentralization can be defined as allocating more decision-making responsibilities from the national level to the peripheral levels.
Thus, measuring the time allocated for decision making by free-flying honeybees confronted with tasks of different difficulty may constitute an interesting research perspective for the future [35] [36].
Women allocated to decision analysis or information programme receive these interventions in addition to usual care.
"Your decisions allocating your personal time, energy, and talent ultimately shape your life's strategy".
We elicited financial risk preferences in an experimental setting where participants made multiple investment decisions allocating funds between a risky and a riskless asset, and were compensated based on the performance of their chosen financial portfolio (Fig. 1A).
"In practice, the decisions allocated to the judge are very limited," the campaign group said.
"But the distinction between them matters and has significant consequences for how priorities are assigned, how resources are allocated, and difficult decisions are made".
The vast majority is allocated through the decisions of federal bureaucracy, which often uses formulas to rank priorities, or by the states themselves, where critics say the money is often distributed as pork anyway, only by governors and state lawmakers instead of members of Congress.
This is typically the case when government allocated investments or decisions influence the distribution of sources of the radionuclide, e.g. by phasing out a nuclear reactor (Krijger et al., 2013).
