Sentence examples for both efficiency and equity from inspiring English sources

"Under current policy settings, discounting residential negative gearing in isolation is a retrograde step for tax reform, in terms of both efficiency and equity.

We find that none of these measures amounts to a "magic bullet" when both efficiency and equity criteria matter.

Redesigning rate structures in response to high penetration of distributed generation creates both efficiency and equity considerations.

In 1983 Jorgenson and Slesnick recovered measures of welfare for each household from systems of individual demand functions and combined these into a single indicator of social welfare that incorporated both efficiency and equity.

Results show that in a state of the world with new technology choices for grid users both efficiency and equity issues can arise when distribution network charges are ill-designed.

With top-down planning in mind, we describe our hierarchical models especially designed for location of community health facilities, with objectives pertaining to both efficiency and equity of provision.

With plausible parameter values, our analysis shows that the intermediate liabilities over a full or zero liability are preferable on both economic efficiency and equity grounds.

The Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development recently assessed wealth taxation and concluded that "from both an efficiency and equity perspective, there are limited arguments for having a net wealth tax". Of the three countries with a wealth tax, two — Norway and Spain — raise an average of 0.305 percent of GDP.

The concept characterises processes that are biased against rural areas in a manner that undermines both economic efficiency and equity.

Bearing in mind the increasing health expenses and their weight in the Portuguese gross domestic product, it is of the utmost importance to evaluate the performance of Primary Health Care providers taking into account both efficiency, quality and equity.

Proponents of integration for HIV programming have argued that it has the potential to improve the effectiveness, cost and utility efficiency and equity of both HIV and non-HIV care (Atun et al. 2010a, 2010b).