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Merit-based assessments and financial instruments.
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Merit-based pay cuts are going to motivate the worst possible behaviors, for reasons others have detailed above.
The Volokh Conspiracy » Merit-Based Pay Cuts for Academics? 2009
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Merit-based pay in general does very little to reward the deserving, if we could even agree on standards.
The Volokh Conspiracy » Merit-Based Pay Cuts for Academics? 2009
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His main objections, and my replies: 1 'Merit-based' grades seem to be a lot more merit-based than 'merit-based' wealth.
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» Merit-based scholarships are "correlated to a student's academic grade-point average without consideration given to school grading scale differences among students."
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Merit-based scholarships also often factor in other aspects of an applicant's personality, including their extracurricular activities and even their community service.
EzineArticles 2010
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Merit-based scholarships would be reduced, although current students would keep their scholarships.
azcentral.com | news Anne Ryman 2010
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Merit-based scholarships are usually based on a student's abilities, specifically athletic, academic, artistic or otherwise.
EzineArticles 2010
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Thursday's Daily Texan article, "Merit-based pay reduced to single award," detailed UT's intention to grant "merit raises" this fall for faculty and staff.
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Merit-based scholarships would be reduced, although current students would keep their scholarships.
azcentral.com | news Anne Ryman 2010
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