Rationing Legitimacy is a theoretical construct that denotes the perceived fairness and ethical acceptability of decisions allocating scarce resources among competing claims within a given institutional or societal framework.
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Public opinion and rationing in the United Kingdom
Derek King, Alan Maynard · Health Policy · 1999 · 27 citations
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