It could mean, for example, increased profit maximization for insurance companies, better effective coverage [ 49] for policy developers, increased responsiveness to the demands and needs of the population for citizen groups, or a general increased level and distribution of health.
First, there are long-run arguments, which rely on evidence that expected-utility maximization is a profitable policy in the long term.
Both maximization based and distributive policies work in a competitive way as explained by the following two examples.
Numerical examples demonstrate that revenue maximization and environment protection policies of the government significantly affect the production ESS of competitive power plants.
An energy management model, with sensitivity analysis for energy storage capacity investment and electricity load demand growth, for searching optimum operating policies for maximization of profit in a microgrid system in Taiwan is presented in [5].
Then, combining (26) with (24) and (21), normalizing the expression with T B c in order to have the effective capacity in the units of bits/s/Hz, and considering the maximization over power adaptation policies, we reach to the effective capacity formula given in (23).
Thus far, it should be painfully obvious, even to families who haven't been affected by H1N1 yet, that policies skewed toward the maximization of profits for health insurance and, quite possibly, pharmaceutical companies, may not be good for American families.
Economic analyses bring quasi-experimental methods along with valuation techniques consistent with utility maximization to help inform such policy design.
Based on the identified model, steady state optimal operation policy, which considers maximization of para-xylene recovery and load distribution among the crystallizers, are derived.
