More specifically and beyond questions of outright water grabbing, perceived injustices involve the distribution of water-related benefits, loss of autonomy, and the socio-environmental impacts of territorial transformations.
Such mobility towards member units with like-minded individuals may add to the benefits of local autonomy over the provision of public services absent economies of scale and externalities (Tiebout 1956, Buchanan 2001)—though the result may be that those with costly needs and who are less mobile are left worse off.
To create a need supportive exercise environment, exercise instructors at the experimental gym centre received information on the benefits of promoting autonomy (e.g,.g
Furthermore, and perhaps more importantly, the preference for private consumption, possession and ownership of goods--especially housing--has been explained by sociologists as a 'cultural phenomenon rather than something inherent to the objects themselves', providing benefits of identity, autonomy and ontological security [[ 40], p.328-9].
Within the next 12-18 months, consumers will reap the benefits of some of autonomy's foundational technologies.
An implementation of this architecture is shown, as well as its benefits in terms of autonomy, scalability, deployment and security.
One of the big benefits of flextime is autonomy - getting a to have a say so in how you spend your time.
Patients may also benefit from a perception of autonomy and personal agency through non-adherence.
Benefits included (1) a sense of autonomy from volunteering and involvement in managing and running activities; (2) feeling productive and useful; (3) increased knowledge of food/cooking and improved health; and (4) enhanced feeling of social cohesion.
The chief value put in play to justify such broad forms of consent, oriented as these are towards enhancing purported collective benefits of research, is not autonomy but a form of solidarity with patients mediated through biobanking research – solidarity which serves to shield biomedical research from overly grand responsibilities vis-à-vis individual donors.
