In the entitlement approach, Sen defines 'endowment' as encompassing the resources of a woman that condition her 'entitlement exchange', that is her command to exchange what she owns for a bundle of commodities, such as food or medicine.
Surviving the fallow box office months of January and February is always a challenge, but this year has its own hurdles: a bundle of late 2002 openings, a still fragile economy and a public that is increasingly savvy about buying last-minute and discount tickets.
Notice that no conflict would arise in an economy where each agent owns the same bundle of inputs.
Chopping your own tomatoes, cutting your own lettuce and mashing your own avocados would save a bundle, not to mention a quite a few bottles, bags and containers.
The last batch was made from an old laying hen bought from an egg farmer for $10 and a bag of chicken feet that I picked up for $5. (Somewhere in here is a misguided idea of thrift: Make your own stock and save a bundle! It would have been a lot thriftier, though, if the old laying hen cost $2 and her feet were still attached).
WorldCom, like all companies, is a bundle of assets owned by shareholders and managed by executives.
If spending a bundle for your own train, as well as a collection of bejeweled clothes in rich fabrics, suggests imperial tendencies on the part of Louis Vuitton, you are quite correct.
On the other hand, you can do it yourself, especially the ethernet wiring, save a bundle, and build your own state-of-the-art home net.
This is a once in an aeon chance to have your very own bundle of fur; a little Ug Jnr with your eyes and smile but the back hair of its great-great-great-great-great (etc) grandfather.
This sets up the potential for conflicts of interest among loan servicers that are often supposed to represent investors owning mortgage loans bundled into securities.
