These measurable themes provide an indication of the social fit of governance arrangements, and have implications for expected outcomes, including support for management and compliance with regulations.
An important extension of our recent analysis of targets for atmospheric stabilization will be to explore a range of possible burden sharing arrangements and their implications for the realism of particular long-term goals.
The article discusses potential advantages (such as targeting, cost and informational) and disadvantages (such as exclusion and inability to manage correlated risk) of these arrangements, and their implications for the design of community-based social protection programs and policies.
This Article, in contrast, examines questions surrounding risk customization itself such as the optimal amount of stickiness in society's default risk allocations, the effects of heterogeneity in risk arrangements, and the implications (cognitive and otherwise) of starting from one risk baseline rather than another.
This will be the subject of a future analysis, which will explore in detail household living arrangements and their implications on intergenerational flow of care and support using longitudinal surveillance data.
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While most of these elements have diverged beyond a ∼2 Å r.m.s.d., their secondary structures, arrangement and structural implications are closely related.
"All of these arrangements and their financial implications were set out transparently and discussed in public by cabinet through our normal decision-making processes".
The case encourages students to suggest financing arrangements and consider the policy implications of transit pricing and government subsidies.
If they do, as many CEOs believe, this is a serious indictment of current corporate governance arrangements and has important policy implications.
