He puts forth a simple mechanism: economic remittances contribute to increases in households' income that "make clientelism unambiguously more costly and, therefore, reduce turnout for the party engaging in clienteslistic arrangements" (Pfutze, 2014, p. 306).
If she was already engaged, that arrangement would be canceled because she was considered damaged goods, and she would be put back on the market at a discount price.
Purchasing can be passive – determining resource allocations, benefit packages, and provider arrangements by defaulting to historical patterns and arrangements; or strategic – actively engaging citizens, governments and providers in choosing arrangements which will optimize coverage, equity and efficiency.
▪ Percentage of households engaging in multi-family arrangements.
Nevertheless, these domains may be changed in later waves to include more specialist services, should pilot providers start engaging in formal contractual arrangements with specialist providers.
"Some companies fear that doctors may no longer want to engage in consulting arrangements, and such reluctance could chill innovation," Mr. White said.
Its report said: "While farmers engaged in contractual arrangements with supermarkets, directly or otherwise, are guaranteed a price for their milk for specific periods, the chronic low price of milk sold through supermarkets inevitably disadvantages farmers in the longer term.
An alternative approach, as outlined in Robalino et al. (2009b) would be to eliminate this first condition and simply focus on ensuring that individuals receiving unemployment benefits – particularly through redistributive arrangements – engage in job search and activities to improve their employability.
But he emphasized its approach of engaging with US counterparts to improve the arrangement.
Yet, at times, you find yourself engaging in arguments about trivial topics like seating arrangements or napkin colors.
