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A Mixed Methods Analysis of Requests for Religious Exemptions to a COVID-19 Vaccine Requirement
AJOB Empirical Bioethics, 2022 Background: While employers are increasingly considering and implementing COVID-19 vaccination requirements, little is known about the reasons offered by employees seeking religious exemptions.Methods: We conducted a mixed methods analysis of all the requests for religious exemptions submitted during the initial implementation of a COVID-19 vaccination
Armand H. Matheny Antommaria +3 more
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Methods for Curbing Exemption Bias in Ground Delay Programs through Speed Control
Transportation Research Record: Journal of the Transportation Research Board, 2014 Ground delay programs allow flights originating beyond a specified distance to become exempt from any delay imposed by the program. This exemption leads to a biased allocation that favors longer flights over shorter ones and alters an otherwise fair allocation. This paper presents two algorithms to reduce this exemption bias through speed control.
James C. Jones, David J. Lovell
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Corrosion Science, 2001 Abstract A wire beam electrode (WBE) was used to study corrosion of steel (UNS no. G10350) under carbon dioxide and oxygen environments with the presence of an artificial crevice. Local electrochemical parameters were measured directly from crevice areas and were used to calculate local corrosion rates and their distributions.
Yong-Jun Tan +2 more
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Proceedings of the Institution of Mechanical Engineers, Part E: Journal of Process Mechanical Engineering, 2021 In order to prevent the brittle fracture accident, minimum design metal temperature of ferrite steel should be limited. After the minimum design metal temperature curve in American Society of Mechanical Engineers VIII-2 (2007) was proposed, much related research has been done in recent years.
Zhongqiang Zhou +4 more
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Chapter 18. Efficacy Of The Tax Exemption Method
, 2010 The review of the exemption method in the light of the principle of equal work for equal pay, as opposed to its traditional qualification as a privilege and immunity resulted during the League of Nations era, that the assimilation of international civil servants with diplomats for the purpose of their tax treatment resulted to be both an overshoot and ...
R.S. Martha
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Exemption vs. Credit Method in International Double Taxation Treaties
International Tax and Public Finance, 2004 This paper examines the choice of international double taxation relief methods by two small countries that mutually exchange foreign direct investment. At the first stage, each country chooses between the exemption and the credit method (as prescribed by the OECD model treaty) and at the second stage, each country sets nationally optimal non ...
Thomas Dickescheid
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The Effects of Dividend-Exemption Method on Repatriation of Income from Abroad: the Case of 2009 Japanese Tax Reform (in Japanese) [PDF]
Economic Analysis, 2014 A large-scale empirical experiment to analyze determinants of national happiness of human well-beings has been carried out based on happiness data of nations in the world as dependent variable and numerous factors as explanatory variables. The correlation between the happiness data containing World Database of Happiness for 149 countries and the data ...
Eiji TAJIKA, Masaki HOTEI, Keiko SHIBATA
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