Sentence examples for efficiency and equality from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, voting for inequality-reducing redistribution may be more common when the trade-off between efficiency and equality is less pronounced than in our design because preferences for efficient outcomes seem to be common (e.g. Charness and Rabin, 2002).

It will enhance growth, efficiency, and equality.

Thus, this research suggests, joint evaluation increases both efficiency and equality.

"There are trade-offs in efficiency and equality, and they lead to choices that aren't easy," he said.

The experimental design is such that efficiency and equality considerations should motivate central players to contribute more than others.

So elaborated, the priority doctrine would contain a solution to the problem of integrating the values of efficiency and equality broadly understood.

Perhaps because Europe's leaders, unlike yours, understand the need to balance efficiency and democracy, equality of states and of citizens, the intergovernmental and the communautaire.

Compared to current U.S. tuition and loan policies, the ICL and need-based policies are most effective in promoting aggregate efficiency and income equality, while merit-based policies are least effective.

To Reardon, "the current dominant cultural narrative about the market and efficiency and fairness and equality" is crystal clear: "it goes something like this: America = fairness/opportunity = individual freedom = free market".

Management of the two-tiered public/private system, however, has proven difficult for the government, especially since the system lacks sufficient incentives for efficiency and has unfavorable equality characteristics.

Encourage and support systems-level studies on environmental and economic impacts, energy efficiency, social equality, and local or regional sustainability of organic farms and food systems.