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... Assumptions 1 and 2 , the maximum 7 It is worth emphasizing that this assumption will char- acterize large populations of incompatible patient - donor pairs , not patient - donor pairs in general . When we look at the whole population ...
... Assumptions 1 and 2 , the maximum 7 It is worth emphasizing that this assumption will char- acterize large populations of incompatible patient - donor pairs , not patient - donor pairs in general . When we look at the whole population ...
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... assumption that pro- posal power is alternating is quite standard . By relaxing the assumption that a region must make its offer at a particular time , however , I indi- 20 Nevertheless , even a low - type region may benefit from ...
... assumption that pro- posal power is alternating is quite standard . By relaxing the assumption that a region must make its offer at a particular time , however , I indi- 20 Nevertheless , even a low - type region may benefit from ...
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... Assumption 1 , equation ( 11 ) yields a unique solution for N * , which , together with ( 12 ) , yields a unique solution for x * . When all the investment levels are identical and equal to x , output equals q = N + 1x . Since NX = Nx ...
... Assumption 1 , equation ( 11 ) yields a unique solution for N * , which , together with ( 12 ) , yields a unique solution for x * . When all the investment levels are identical and equal to x , output equals q = N + 1x . Since NX = Nx ...
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