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| As a resource allocator, the leader must decide how to
portion out the resources available, either financial, material, and/or
human beings.
The model also includes susceptibility factors that may be allocators of
risk, such as age, sex, differences in metabolism and storage of PCBs,
and concurrent exposure to other toxicants. Bernstein, William, The Intelligent Asset Allocator, McGraw-Hill,
New York, 2001. |
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