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• Computational Adequacy Theorem.
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• Equity and Adequacy in Educational Finance.
• However, the most promising development is the shift from equity to educational adequacy, which is the attainment of sufficient funding levels, in absolute terms, to produce the likelihood that students will achieve at acceptable, specified levels. Adequacy has played a key role in court litigation deciding the constitutionality of state school-finance systems, beginning with Kentucky in 1989. ...
• According to Allan Odden (1999), the shift to educational adequacy requires development of a new finance system linked to strategies for improving both average and special-needs students’ performance. The adequacy movement offers educators and policy-makers an unprecedented opportunity to blend equality concerns with ongoing school-improvement efforts stressing quality, accountability, and higher academic standards.
• Longstanding adequacy suits in New Jersey, Texas, and Louisiana have been resolved in favor of plaintiffs. ...
• What Are Some Persistent Challenges to Fiscal Equity/Adequacy? .
• Defining and achieving educational adequacy for all students remains an elusive goal for states.
• Which Finance Policies and Practices Favor Equity and Adequacy? .
• Augenblick and associates identify four options for converting adequacy to a funding formula: historical-spending (based on a district’s actual expenditures in a prior year), expert-design (based on anticipated needs and prices for a model district), econometric (based on the spending/pupil-performance relationship), and successful-schools approaches. ...
• For Clune, implementing true adequacy would require each district to adopt a set of high minimum goals, identify needed resources for achieving them, and devise a long-range investment plan for deploying resources and developing instructional programs. ...
• "Equity and Adequacy in School Funding. ...
• "The Shift From Equity to Adequacy in School Finance. ...
• Educational Adequacy: Building an Adequate School Finance System. ...
• "Defining Adequacy: Implications for School Business Officials. ...

• School finance trial focuses on studies of education adequacy .
• Jim Smith, a consultant for the firm Management, Analysis and Planning, which specializes in school finance issues, conducted his own "adequacy study" for one of the three plaintiff groups to determine the cost of an adequate education.
• In a different kind of adequacy study prepared by the state, researchers determined that, on average, Texas was paying slightly more than necessary to achieve adequacy. ...
• Tuesday's testimony focused on Smith's research, comparing his professional judgment method to the state's more mathematical method of studying adequacy.

• DFIs asked to maintain capital adequacy .
• KARACHI, May 25: The State Bank has introduced the concept of capital adequacy ratio to development finance institutions (DFIs). ...
• Currently, only banks are required to have a minimum paid-up capital of Rs1 billion and keep capital adequacy ratio at eight per cent of their risk-weighted assets. ...
• But it could not be learnt immediately whether they are also maintaining an eight per cent or higher capital adequacy ratio. ...
• "We are in very safe margins," said Zaigham Mahmood Rizvi, managing director of Pak-Kuwait Investment Company, referring to the capital adequacy ratio of DFIs. ...
• He said the requirement of maintaining eight per cent capital adequacy ratio should not be seen as a move to bring the DFIs on a par with the banks. ...
• "By requiring us to maintain an eight per cent capital adequacy ratio the central bank perhaps wants to set standards for future discipline in the DFIs sector," he said. ...
• The concept of the capital adequacy relates the riskiness of a bank or DFI to the amount of its capital. Internationally, the capital adequacy ratio at eight percent of the risk-weighted assets of banks and DFIs is considered to be quite safe. ...

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• Adequacy of the Comprehensive Clinical Evaluation Program.
• C - Workshop on the Adequacy of the CCEP for Evaluating Individuals Potentially Exposed to Nerve Agents: Agenda and Speakers List .

• Adequacy .
• Commission decisions on the adequacy of the protection of personal data in third countries.
• Frequently Asked Questions on the Commission's adequacy finding on the Canadian Personal Information Protection and Electronic Documents Act (March 2002) .
• Opinion 4/99 on the Frequently Asked Questions to be issued by the US Department of Commerce in relation to the proposed "Safe Harbor Principles"on the Adequacy of the "International Safe Harbor Principles" .
• Opinion 2/99 on the Adequacy of the "International Safe Harbor Principles" issued by the US Department of Commerce on 19th April 1999 .
• The Commission recognises adequacy of the Argentine regime.
• The commission recognises adequacy of Canadian regime.

• Our Organization: The Ohio Coalition of Equity and Adequacy of School Funding is organized as a Council of Governments pursuant to Chapter 167 of the Ohio Revised Code. ...
• Our History: The Ohio Coalition for Equity and Adequacy of School Funding began in 1990 representing 550 public school districts in Ohio. ...

• Bank of India adopts stringent risk weightage for capital adequacy  .
• Our Banking Bureau   Mumbai, May 3: Taking a cue from the Narasimham Committee recommendations, Bank of India has decided to account for market-weighted risk in computing its capital adequacy ratio even before the panel's recommendations are endorsed by the finance ministry.
• Bank of India has incorporated all these parameters and much more while calculating its capital adequacy ratio (CAR) for the year 1997-98. ...

• Comments of the Reserve Bank of India on A New Capital Adequacy Framework*.
• The subsidiaries, established by banks should, however, be subjected to capital adequacy and other prudential norms and supervision on stand-alone basis. ...
• 2 RBI agrees that there is a need to continue efforts at aligning capital standards of banking, securities and insurance supervisors in order to assist the assessment of conglomerate-wide capital adequacy. ...
• Till the capital adequacy standards and supervisory framework for Securities firms are brought on par with those of banks, it will not be appropriate to treat the claims on Securities firms on par with those of banks. ...
• Due to the concerns attributable to concentration of short-term exposures and serious asset-liability mismatches, RBI is in agreement with the proposal of the Committee of not taking into account the maturity of claims for capital adequacy purposes.
• RBI is of the view that the benefit of mitigation techniques should be extended for capital adequacy purposes only if the underlying collateral is in the form of cash or high quality liquid assets, which are readily marketable and could easily be realised without the intervention of courts. ...
• 1 RBI also acknowledges the importance of risks other than credit and market risks for banks and believes that banks should devote the necessary resources to quantify the level of such risks and to incorporate them into their assessment of their overall capital adequacy. ...
• RBI is in agreement with the Committee’s proposals that each financial institution critically assesses its capital adequacy and future capital needs in relation to risk profile and that supervisors should have a method for reviewing the internal capital adequacy assessments of individual banks and discussing internal capital targets set by the banks. ...
• The proposed New Capital Adequacy Framework would provide the thrust in improving the financial soundness of banks. ...

• Adequacy Makes Sense for Wisconsin's School Funding System.
• Adequacy means allocating resources not through the usual legislative horse-trading that divides up funds according to the relative power of competing interests. ...
• —Peter Schrag, author of Final Test: The Battle for Adequacy in America's Schools.
• "Adequacy" is a different way of funding public schools that makes this connection.
• Q: What is Adequacy?.
• A: Adequacy is a nationally recognized, common-sense method for funding schools that links spending to educational goals and the resources needed to meet them. Adequacy asks: What components or resources do schools need in order to achieve their goals? How much do those resources cost?.
• Q: How does Adequacy work?.
• A: Adequacy funds schools by looking at the expenses for facilities, staffing, equipment, and other items schools need to meet their academic goals. ...
• Q: What's the difference between Adequacy and the current system?.
• Unlike Adequacy, the current system doesn't link school spending to the real needs of students.
• Q: Why does Adequacy make sense?.
• Adequacy works the same way for education.
• Q: Is Adequacy a brand-new idea?.
• A: Adequacy dates to the 1980s, when states began establishing academic standards for public schools. ... In 1989, Kentucky became the first state to officially move toward Adequacy, and a number of states have followed since then. As author Peter Schrag states, Adequacy is "the major force, morally, legally, and politically" in moving states forward in providing appropriate resources for public schools. ... Voight, the Wisconsin Supreme Court said it would look to Adequacy in the future to determine if the state’s public school system is constitutionally sound.

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