The American Economic Review, Volume 70American Economic Association., 1980 Includes annual List of doctoral dissertations in political economy in progress in American universities and colleges; and the Hand book of the American Economic Association. |
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... example that we have r = 1 , M = 2 , I = 1 , k = 1. Then by ( 5 ) we have n = 2 , and by ( 7 ) , p * = . 5 . Substituting into ( 14 ) , - dpln.5.69 ( 15 ) p = .5S ' ( 1 − 1 ) dp = . Let us denote the price paid by the informed ...
... example that we have r = 1 , M = 2 , I = 1 , k = 1. Then by ( 5 ) we have n = 2 , and by ( 7 ) , p * = . 5 . Substituting into ( 14 ) , - dpln.5.69 ( 15 ) p = .5S ' ( 1 − 1 ) dp = . Let us denote the price paid by the informed ...
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... example , in a large- number context , such as in regulation , bind- ing arbitration by a social agent overcomes the free - rider problem . A remarkably simple and practicable con- cept of fairness is embodied in the Nash solution to ...
... example , in a large- number context , such as in regulation , bind- ing arbitration by a social agent overcomes the free - rider problem . A remarkably simple and practicable con- cept of fairness is embodied in the Nash solution to ...
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... Example We begin by illustrating how the intuitive notion of increasing downside risk can be expressed in terms of probability transfer functions . In an experimental investigation , Mao ( 1970b ) questioned executives in eight medium ...
... Example We begin by illustrating how the intuitive notion of increasing downside risk can be expressed in terms of probability transfer functions . In an experimental investigation , Mao ( 1970b ) questioned executives in eight medium ...
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