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Environmental Performance Indicators Used in Healthcare Foodservices: A Scoping Review
Journal of Human Nutrition and Dietetics, Volume 39, Issue 4, August 2026.ABSTRACT Background Healthcare foodservices are increasingly recognised as a key contributor to advancing the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals, particularly through reducing greenhouse gas emissions, waste minimisation, and promotion of sustainable diets. This scoping review aimed to identify existing international evidence on environmental
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Assessing Old‐Age Poverty in Korea: A Multidimensional Investigation and Generational Disparities
Review of Income and Wealth, Volume 72, Issue 3, August 2026.ABSTRACT This paper investigates elderly poverty in Korea by integrating measures of income, assets, and consumption to provide a comprehensive assessment of economic well‐being. Despite a recent decline, Korea continues to exhibit one of the highest elderly poverty rates among OECD countries.
Seunghee Lee
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Resale Price Maintenance (RPM): The U.S. and E.U. perspectives
Journal of Retailing and Consumer Services, 2012Resale Price Maintenance (RPM) is an important and very controversial pricing practice that describes attempts by upstream suppliers (often manufacturers) to control selling prices of their customers (often retailers or wholesaler). It was developed in the early 1900s to regulate and eliminate unfair trade practices within distribution channels in U.S.
S Umit Küçük, Harry Timmermans
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OECD Competition Law and Policy Working Papers, 1998
This publication (of 169 pages) represents the proceedings of a roundtable on resale price maintenance held at the OECD in February 1997. The proceedings includes a background paper on resale price maintenance prepared by the OECD Secretariat and submissions from 16 countries describing how resale price maintenance is addressed in each country.
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This publication (of 169 pages) represents the proceedings of a roundtable on resale price maintenance held at the OECD in February 1997. The proceedings includes a background paper on resale price maintenance prepared by the OECD Secretariat and submissions from 16 countries describing how resale price maintenance is addressed in each country.
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OECD Competition Law and Policy Working Papers, 2009
This document (of 307 pages) comprises the proceedings of a roundtable meeting on Refusals to Deal held by the OECD's Competition Committee in October 2007. It consists of an executive summary, a background paper by Jeremy West of the OECD Secretariat, 21 delegation submissions and a summary of the oral discussion.
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This document (of 307 pages) comprises the proceedings of a roundtable meeting on Refusals to Deal held by the OECD's Competition Committee in October 2007. It consists of an executive summary, a background paper by Jeremy West of the OECD Secretariat, 21 delegation submissions and a summary of the oral discussion.
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The University of Chicago Law Review, 1954
T- I LEGAL SYSTEM of vertical private price controls, by which a manufacturer seeks to control the price of his product after he has sold it, is embodied in the so-called Fair-Trade Laws which were enacted in the nineteen-thirties by forty-five states.
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T- I LEGAL SYSTEM of vertical private price controls, by which a manufacturer seeks to control the price of his product after he has sold it, is embodied in the so-called Fair-Trade Laws which were enacted in the nineteen-thirties by forty-five states.
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DEMAND UNCERTAINTY AND RESALE PRICE MAINTENANCE
Contemporary Economic Policy, 2000When retailers must commit to shipment quantities prior to resolution of demand uncertainty, manufacturer stipulation of a minimum retail price is likely to be profitable for the manufacturer and not damaging to the retailers. The reason is simple: if demand turns out to be low, the unfettered market‐clearing price can lie below the price that ...
David J. Flath, Tatsuhiko Nariu
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