Individuals need to have greater understanding of what their pension contributions entail and there should be a more balanced sharing of the cost between employer and employee.
"At some point in the next six months, it will make sense to begin diversifying out of Treasuries and buying balanced shares [in] the global stock market," remarked Kenneth Rogoff, former chief economist for the International Monetary Fund.
SURE combines the chemist's process knowledge and the engineers knowledge of large-equipment functionality to come to a balanced, shared, long-term view of the risks to successful scale up.
The scheme provides for a more balanced sharing of communication load over index nodes by using the governing property that the wider the spatial extent known to an index node, the more constrained is the value range covered by that node.
This could lead to more balanced shared decision-making and enhanced patient choice.
These so called agents of change have promised reforms, such as better governance, transparency and a balanced profit sharing.
As for public TV, the Election Watch Collective had asked, alongside Mamfakinch website (the online extension of the 20 February movement) for a fair and balanced airtime-sharing between "yes" and "no" arguments.
We show that the corresponding queue is quasi-reversible and use this property to design a scheduling algorithm achieving balanced fair sharing of the computing resources.
My institutional analysis reveals two particularly important issues in the design of a technology fund: credible commitment to funding rules and the use of a balanced burden sharing rule.
The only known general technique for designing truthful and approximately budget-balanced cost-sharing mechanisms with good efficiency or computational complexity properties is due to Moulin [1999. Incremental cost sharing: Characterization by coalition strategy-proofness. Soc. Choice Welfare 16 (279 320]3279 320]
A general approach to the design of budget-balanced cost-sharing mechanisms is to use the Shapley value, applied to the given cost function, to define payments from the players to the mechanism.
