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Allocation of Resources in Large Teams
Econometrica, 1979Summary: We study a team with many processes; the output process depends on the resources allocated to it by the resource manager, on a local decision by the process manager, and on a (random) parameter of the process. We compare two communication patterns: (1) resource allocations are based on full information, but local decisions are based only on ...
Arrow, K J, Radner, R
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The dilemmas of resource allocation
International Journal of Palliative Nursing, 2002In today’S health-care service, resource allocation has become an increasingly important subject for debate, not only for those who are directly concerned with the provision of health-care services but also for society as a whole. As citizens of a civilised society who should have an equal entitlement to health care regardless of age, prognosis and ...
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“Allocation of medical resources”
Journal of Religion and Health, 1983Typical macroallocation and microallocation paradigms of medical resources are discussed. Rather than strict polarization of these two aspects of resource allocation, a spectrum of positions is emphasized that supports approaching both extremes in the same fashion. Until now many have argued for a social value oriented system for macroallocation issues
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Resource Allocation with Wobbly Functions
Computational Optimization and Applications, 2002zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
Arne Andersson +2 more
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Optimal Resource Allocation with MultiAmdahl
Computer, 2013The MultiAmdahl framework provides an optimal resource allocation in heterogeneous multiprocessor chips, given a model of the workload and of the performance of each on-chip component.
Tsahee Zidenberg +2 more
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New England Journal of Medicine, 2002
Medical progress is made at the interface between the biologic and physical sciences and clinical practice. Traditionally, physician-scientists have worked at this interface, providing the expertise to fill the gap between the art and science of medicine.
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Medical progress is made at the interface between the biologic and physical sciences and clinical practice. Traditionally, physician-scientists have worked at this interface, providing the expertise to fill the gap between the art and science of medicine.
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Resource Allocation with Tree Constraints
Operations Research, 1983We extend Zipkin's variant of the Luss and Gupta algorithm for the allocation of a single resource to activities described by concave return functions, to handle additional constraints imposed upon the total allocations to certain subsets of activities, and to subsets of these subsets, and so on.
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