While there is ample scope for age to be an important determinant of time allocation even when minimum age regulations are completely unenforced, age appears to have a minor, often negligible, influence on time allocation.
In fact, when the same range of independent variables considered in this study was explored, for both mothers and fathers, family size was the principal determinant of time allocation to care activities over the first decade of the study-child's life (Lawson and Mace 2009).
This investigation examines the determinants of boys' and girls' time allocations to schooling, housework and income-generating activities and details the econometric findings that indicated changes in household welfare affect girls disproportionately.
However, this experimental approach conflates two possible determinants of Player 2 responses: whether the allocation was intended by Player 1, and whether Player 1 had any control over the allocation.
Monetary factors — deficits, money, credit, taxes — were going to be the determinants of economic activity and of the allocation of resources.
Economists have been inquiring about the determinants of labor supply, the intra-household allocation of resources, and the economic impact of physical attractiveness for decades.
Trust on others' knowledge, motivation, supportive leadership, job satisfaction, awareness, willingness and resource allocation are the determinants of knowledge and experience sharing practices.
Hence, in medicine there is a growing reaffirmation that physicians have an obligation to the individual patient as well as an enduring responsibility to the broader society [ 49], particularly when dealing with issues around resource allocation, the social determinants of health, and related inequities.
Concealment of allocation.
