Power and trust as factors in the funding of disability services

Social Sciences

• Government 100%
• Funding 85%
• Service Provider 57%
• Organizations 57%
• Disabilities 42%
• Service Industries 28%
• Research 28%
• Obligation 28%
• Governance 14%
• Relevance 14%
• Planning Process 14%
• Political Power 14%
• Service Sector 14%
• Economic Power 14%
• Regulatory Policy 14%
• Resource Control 14%
• Analysis 14%
• Understanding 14%
• History 14%
• Process 14%
• Literature 14%
• Reporting 14%
• Groups 14%
• Performance 14%
• Contribution 14%
• Documentation 14%
• Interviews 14%
• Subject 14%
• Success 14%
• Location 14%
• Costs 14%
• Recordings 14%
• Size 14%
• Accounting 14%
• Community-Based 14%
• Political Economics 14%
• Service Operations 14%

Computer Science

• Service 85%
• Provider Service 57%
• Financial Reporting 28%
• Service Provision 14%
• Multiplicity 14%
• Government Funding 14%
• Power Relationship 14%
• Provide Service 14%
• Auditors 14%
• Planning Process 14%
• Regulators 14%
• Reporting Requirement 14%
• Relationships 14%
• Control 14%
• Regulatory Policy 14%

Economics, Econometrics and Finance

• Disability Services 85%
• Accounting 42%
• Disability 42%
• Knowledge 28%
• Managers 14%
• Market Concentration 14%
• Regulation 14%
• Management 14%
• Location 14%
• Reporting 14%
• Options 14%
• Costs 14%