remediableness

Examples

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• If the service is cost competitive, then the service can be justified by the remediableness criterion and the values determined by the political process (Lindblom, 1965; Wildavsky, 1964).

  Academic text (2017)

• To fully understand remediableness, though, we will need to fully understand the transaction costs in the cost measurement process.

  Academic text (2017)

• More work and theory should be developed around the concept of remediableness for public resource allocation, and accurate cost measurement is a necessary first step towards a remediableness criterion.

  Academic text (2017)

• More work and theory should be developed around the concept of remediableness for public resource allocation, and accurate cost measurement is a necessary first step towards a remediableness criterion.

  Academic text (2017)

• Instead, it may make more sense to accurately measure the actual cost of providing services and compare these costs to other available alternatives or a remediableness criterion (Williamson, 1999).

  Academic text (2017)

• Her report highlighted the remediableness of the errors in the system, which gave the company confidence in its ability to fix issues.

• The remediableness of the broken policy was essential for ensuring that the organization could adapt to new regulations.

Synonyms

R

repairability

vsremediableness

1 5.1

How easy it is to fix something when it is broken

is broader, meaning it can be corrected in other ways

R

restorability

vsremediableness

7.0

The ability to be put back to how it was before

is broader, meaning it can be set right not only returned to past state

Antonyms

I

incorrigibility

1 9.8

Being impossible to change or make better

How Remediable

repairability

1 5.1

remediableness

9.9

Surface Forms

Morphology

Etymology