This paper provides a framework to determine the optimal design choice through an efficient allocation of market price risk.
A married couple jointly decides on the optimal allocation of their market hours based on their relative productivities and other costs and benefits.
This approach aimed at including the interaction between changes in wage rates over the life cycle resulting from the accumulation of human capital, the allocation of time between market and non-market sectors, and the impact of human capital on the productivity of household behaviour.
Allocation of capital through markets is quicker, cheaper and more efficient, if sometimes more brutal, than it is when done by banks.
In general, well-endowed households tend to experience lower transaction costs and have more flexibility in allocation of resources to market activities (Siziba et al., 2013).
The results show that full cost of coal is a key factor to influence the price of coal and the optimal allocation of resources, and market pricing system and government supervision mechanism are necessary to ensure the realization of full cost of coal resources.
The paper concludes that market failure resulting from a preference of individuals for 'immediate gratification' in the form of health care and disease management, rather than preventative services, where the benefits are delayed, has a major impact on achieving an efficient allocation of resources in markets for the management of chronic diseases.
Inputs by citizens or individuals would be regarding allocation and marketing of resources and products of each economy: many considerations include who sets the laws and regulations of assets, workforce, management, supervision, unions, environment, safety, zoning if any, marketing, pricing, how to use and pay out compensation from incomes derived.
The empirical findings facilitate decision-making of e-commerce managers in the tourism industry not only by justifying the effectiveness as well as budget allocation of owned social media marketing, but also by providing a rudimentary guidance on the product selection in Facebook marketing campaigns.
Campbell acknowledged that she had considered alternative systems of allocation at the market, including the one I suggested — giving out numbers — but concluded that such measures would only amount to extra work.
The answer, he proposed, was to open the allocation of radio spectrum to market forces.
