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Doing the reverse , we find that higher values of m correspond to degree distributions that first- order stochastically dominate degree distribu- tions corresponding to lower values of m . This has obvious implications for situations ...
Doing the reverse , we find that higher values of m correspond to degree distributions that first- order stochastically dominate degree distribu- tions corresponding to lower values of m . This has obvious implications for situations ...
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Theoretically , unlike the first price , in the second price sealed bid auc- tion , the winner will not regret her bid . In this type of auction , by changing their bids , the bid- ders can affect only their winning / losing posi- tions ...
Theoretically , unlike the first price , in the second price sealed bid auc- tion , the winner will not regret her bid . In this type of auction , by changing their bids , the bid- ders can affect only their winning / losing posi- tions ...
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It improves on the standard quadratic by postulating a linear - cubic formula- tion and by taking into account hiring costs , but does not allow for any interaction between capi- tal adjustment costs and hiring costs , i.e. , e3 = O is ...
It improves on the standard quadratic by postulating a linear - cubic formula- tion and by taking into account hiring costs , but does not allow for any interaction between capi- tal adjustment costs and hiring costs , i.e. , e3 = O is ...
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