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’s preferences depend not only on workers whom it hires, but also on workers whom its rival firms hire. We define a new stability … concept called weak stability and investigate its existence problem. We show that when the preferences of firms satisfy an …
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strength of long-range correlations reflect both enhanced stability and adaptability. …
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We consider a many-to-one matching market with externalities among firms where each firm’s preferences satisfy substitutability, increasing choice and no external effect by unchosen workers, which are defined by  Bando (2012). We first illustrate that a sequential version of the deferred...
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Some stability effects of technical trading on financial/commodity markets are analyzed in this paper. Technical … equation, whose (local) stability is determined by means of root-locus techniques. It is proven that the larger the time …-delay horizon, the larger the stability margin. This means that short-run technical trading is more likely to induce market …
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establish the stability properties of the resulting control system. …
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