... principle). The purpose of this article is to investigate the possibility of voluntary matching grants among districts based on reciprocal matching; more precisely, we investigate whether there exists some adjustment process based on each district's decisions that can bring about the optimal...

... of future directions that may improve research in this field. well being fiscal well being health psychological well being retirement World Health Organization WHO adjustment process retirement as life course career development continuity role theory bridge employment mental health women...

... two intermediate concepts: an adjustment process and a mechanism. This approach takes advantage of the familiarity with an example of an adjustment process, the Walrasian (perfectly competitive) tâtonnement process. References Calsamiglia, X. ( 1977 ) Decentralized resource allocation...

...This chapter addresses the definition of a realistic dynamic adjustment process for nonequilibrium prices. Stability is typical of those properties that cannot be satisfied by all equilibria. Samuelson’s (1941) definition of what he calls Walras tatonnement suffers from a speed of adjustment...

...., & Howard, J. H. ( 1997 ). The retirement adjustment process: Changes in well-being of male retirees across time.   Journal of Gerontology: Social Sciences, 52B(3), S110–S117. 322 Gallo, W. T., Bradley, E. H., Siegel, M., & Kasl, S. ( 2000 ). Health effects of involuntary job loss among...

... intergroup contact xenophobia acculturation adjustment process cultural collision Learning Goals The broad learning objective for this chapter is to introduce you to how culture shapes our attitudes, feelings, and the nature of intergroup contact. After completing this chapter, you...