It's legal to allocate shares to encourage investors to stick with the firm doing the allocating and this form of allocation is routine.
Auction has a long history, from the early days of ancient Babylon, auction has gradually become an efficient form of allocation of resources, as time goes by, and traditional auction theory has quite mature.
In females, this takes the form of allocation to gonadal mass G, while in males this includes, for example, the loss in mass associated with searching and securing redds.
Like Joseph A. Schumpeter, they lay emphasis on growth as a process of "creative destruction" in which obsolete forms of resource allocation and wealth -- jobs, fixed-capital assets, technologies, and balance sheets -- are replaced by higher-value ones.
"It is an efficient allocation of resources.
"It is a form of asset allocation, or active management strategy.
The majority of the studies utilized some form of random allocation of study subjects.
The spending plan comes in the form of an allocation to each of the 12 appropriations subcommittees that dole out the $3.4 trillion federal budget.
Maternal effects in the form of differential allocation of antioxidants (carotenoids, vitamins) [57] or pro-oxidant molecules (testosterone) [58] to the egg yolk could determine the individual capacity to face oxidative challenges during life.
Another possible explanation could be that it is easier to obtain consensus among stakeholders in smaller organizations to implement a particular form of resource allocation, including formal processes if desired.
