Resource Rationing is a strategic allocation mechanism, belonging to the class of resource management practices, that specifically involves the controlled distribution of limited resources among competing demands according to predetermined criteria to ensure equitable or prioritized access under conditions of scarcity.
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Capital Rationing and Organizational Slack in Capital Budgeting
Rick Antle, Gary D. Eppen · Management Science · 1985 · 481 citations
Three Problems in Rationing Capital
James H. Lorie, Leonard J. Savage · The Journal of Business · 1955 · 479 citations
Priority Rules and Other Asymmetric Rationing Methods
Hervé Moulin · Econometrica · 2000 · 254 citations
Axiomatic cost and surplus-sharing
Hervé Moulin · RePEc: Research Papers in Economics · 2002 · 248 citations
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University of Edinburgh
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