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But the progression of the principles that the current educational system is based on -- segregation of disciplines, top-down curriculum, even teaching as a noble profession as opposed to one financially valued -- are things that have lead to a highly rigid and industrial model of education in a post industrial world.
Other outcome measures such as challenging behavior, job satisfaction, and burnout will be financially valued and computed on the cost side of the ICER.
Other outcome measures such as neuropsychiatric symptoms and volumes of care, work stress, stress-related absenteeism and staff turnover will be financially valued and included in the ICER on the cost side.
Often it may be financially and politically expedient to protect land with low financial value [10].
We look for the solutions that are both Pareto efficient utility-wise and financially fair value-wise.
"I don't know how to run a school but it seems to me that today's schools are being run more and more like businesses, where everything becomes financially motivated, where more value is placed on those who provide good publicity or financial benefits.
In a memo to Sprint's 72,000 employees last week, Mr. Esrey alluded to his I.R.S. problems and said that an unfavorable ruling by the government could wipe him out financially, because the current value of his Sprint stock would not cover his tax liability.
"I don't know how to run a school, but it seems to me that today's schools are being run more and more like businesses where everything becomes financially motivated, where more value is placed on those who provide good publicity or financial benefits," Miss Haynes said.
To qualify, the projects must be "nationally significant", ready to start construction within 12 months, financially credible and "good value" for taxpayers.
