In other studies, experimenters have restricted the range of allocations available to the allocator so that the allocation is forced to be 'stingy' [9], [21], [22].
This battle pits the liberal belief that shareholders connected by open markets should decide how capital is allocated, against the corporatist belief that the allocation job is better left to jingoistic politicians, bureaucrats and trade unions.
He added that the allocation of time off was based on full departmental size, and not on union membership.
This is not to say that the allocation of territory and resources into the states is perfect.
Kit Malthouse, deputy London mayor, said that the allocation could be enlarged in future years if the system proved successful.
He acknowledged, however, that the allocation of delegates between the candidates is "imperfect," adding that "there is no scientific way to reach the conclusion we reached".
A Howard Schechter, a Manhattan co-op lawyer, said that the allocation of maintenance charges is governed by the co-op's proprietary lease or occupancy agreement.
When the Ford Foundation announced $7.7 million in grants to classical ballet organizations in 1963, he objected that the allocation unduly favored George Balanchine's City Ballet.
A central-committee plenum in November gave warning that the allocation of such posts "in violation of regulations" would no longer be allowed.
Haggerty said that the allocation of the prize money had not yet been determined, but that the players had asked for, and were granted, input into that decision.
Proposition 13 says that the allocation of the property taxes among local government entities is a decision to be made by the governor and the Legislature.
