The American Economic Review, Volume 97American Economic Association., 2007 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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... optimal life if you have everything. However, it is not what you have that matters; it is how happy you can be with whatever you have. A person earning just $500 a month has an optimal life if he can survive wonderfully within that and ...
... optimal life if you have everything. However, it is not what you have that matters; it is how happy you can be with whatever you have. A person earning just $500 a month has an optimal life if he can survive wonderfully within that and ...
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... optimal programming which the control engineer would call optimal “open loop” control. We have aimed at obtaining the optimal control function†, u(t), starting from one given initial state, x(t0), at the time t0 and proceeding to a ...
... optimal programming which the control engineer would call optimal “open loop” control. We have aimed at obtaining the optimal control function†, u(t), starting from one given initial state, x(t0), at the time t0 and proceeding to a ...
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... Optimal consumption, training, working time and leisure over the life cycle. J Optim Theory Appl 75:369–388 Feichtinger G, Novak AJ (1992b) A note on the optimal exploitation of migratory fish stocks. Dyn Control 2:255–263 Feichtinger G ...
... Optimal consumption, training, working time and leisure over the life cycle. J Optim Theory Appl 75:369–388 Feichtinger G, Novak AJ (1992b) A note on the optimal exploitation of migratory fish stocks. Dyn Control 2:255–263 Feichtinger G ...
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