Assange was arrested in England, before being freed on conditional bail until a decision would be made as to whether or not he should be extradited to Sweden.
Conditional on the decision whether to use a test for a febrile patient, the provider then has to make the decision to treat.
Othman and Sandholm introduced the idea of a decision rule to examine these problems in contexts where the information being elicited is conditional on some decision alternatives.
Conditional on the decision to privately run and publicly subsidize social insurance programs, there are large welfare differences across specific mechanisms that are feasibly at the policymakers' disposal.
Conditional on the decision to enter the market for immature technology, we test for the effects that trust proxied by the context in which the negotiating parties first met has on the likelihood that these negotiations are successful.
It is the act of switching occupations that leads to lost human capital investments, and so our estimate of the return to switching is conditional on that decision.
Second, the decision of a maize or groundnut farmer to sell either at the farmgate or market centre is conditional on the decision to participate in the market (i.e. the first-stage).
Gertler et al. [23] develop a random utility model in which the demand for medical care is modeled as the decision to seek care and, conditional on that, the decision of which provider to use.
In the second stage, another decision variable (productivity) is estimated separately for each group (adopters and non-adopters), conditional on the adoption decision.
Overall, conditional on the policymakers' decision to introduce competition in health insurance, it appears valuable to leave private insurers some room for the design of their plans, as long as the policy environment makes a significant attempt at muting risk-selection incentives and at discouraging prescription drug insurers from having poor coverage of cost-effective medications.
Laila Ali won on a decision.
