The research tested whether greater maternal share of household cash income was associated with (1) increased maternal decision-making and bargaining power in the household, and (2) better child growth.
They also have widespread benefits for all women in the community - increased mobility, access to employment control of household expenditure, political participation decision-making and bargaining power at home and workplace/market (Desai and Joshi 2013, Deininger and Liu 2009).
Although specific to diabetes, the study captured a number of commonly identified features of the policy-making process, including bargaining or 'horse-trading', and covert decision making [ 28, 49].
He argued that Presidents lead by making choices, not speeches, in an effort to entice Washington players into mutually beneficial bargain-making.
If this message were transmitted loud and clear, and better still combined with real progress towards a just peace in Palestine, the makings of a grand bargain might just fall into place.Or not.
Mr. Bartlett presents scenes of fractious relationships and Faustian bargains in the making in terms so classic as to be clichéd.
Natacha Amal is Giaconda, an avaricious baby-making machine who drives a hard bargain and sells her newborns for $25,000 apiece.
By our measure Zizou was hardly a bargain, with each goal-making play he was involved in costing Real $1.2 million.
In the meantime, compared to $700 billion for banks' bad decision-making, it seems like a real bargain.
Professor Smith's work formalized laboratory techniques for studying economic decision making, with a focus on trading and bargaining.
