Over the last two months, nearly 600 women in the Aid to Families with Dependent Children program have lost their individual benefits _ $ 90 per month _ because of the new paternity rule.
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A public goods dilemma is a situation in which the whole group can benefit if some of the members give something for the common good but individuals benefit from free riding if enough others contribute.
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These studies have mostly looked at antecedents of the strategies adopted by negotiators and the outcomes attained, including whether agreement is reached, the joint benefit to both parties, and the individual benefit to each party.
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In contrast to those focusing on the individual benefit derived from the web of social relationships and ties individual actors find themselves in, attribute social capital to increased personal access to information and skill sets and enhanced power.
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Simard ( 2006 ) described knowledge markets as a group of related circular knowledge-service value chains that function collectively as a sector, to embed, advance, and extract value to yield sector outcomes and individual benefits.
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And GOP House leaders had tried to pay for a tax break with huge reductions in the growth of Medicare, eliminating upward adjustments for inflation and other cost pressures that in practical terms would have amounted to individual benefit cuts.
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Currently, full-time janitors who receive individual benefits may purchase family benefits for a small premium; it remains to be negotiated whether part-time janitors who will now become eligible for health insurance will have that option.
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Three Lakes School usually hosts the district's WSMA Large Group Festival each year, which is a large music festival in which all of the schools in the District prepare pieces and perform for individual benefit for different judges.
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The Democrats would also require half of all recipients to take a job by 2000 and would limit individual benefits to a five-year maximum, but they would allow exceptions to the work requirement and five-year benefit cutoff.
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For example, it was found that a commons in the Swiss Alps has been run by a collective of farmers there to their mutual and individual benefit since 1517, in spite of the farmers also having access to their own farmland.
