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Cellular manufacturing (CM) is an important application of group technology (GT) that can be used to enhance both flexibility and efficiency in today’s small-to-medium lot production environment. The crucial step in the design of a CM system is the cell formation (CF) problem which involves...
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of dismissal reduce the incentive of firms to invest in screening applicants, therefore increasing the uncertainty about …
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screening model of the hard drug market in which dealers use payment and punishment options to screen between high and low risk …
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This paper shows that the positive assortative matching of Ghatak (1999) and Van Tassel (1999) is not a general result and always depends on the distribution of safe and risky types. Some new implications are: (i) borrowers may be better off by forming mixed groups. (ii) a mixed pooling...
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The most common method of education remains that of the student teacher relationship in the classroom. Within this framework, although the student has the final choice on attendance, the educational institution can affect his relevant incentives. At the two extremes, full attendance can be...
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The paper develops a model of academic tenure based on multi-tasking and screening. A professor has two tasks …
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This paper analyzes the implication of employment protection legislation on a firm's screening process. We present a …, however, place a burden on this screening process and thereby motivate innovators to embark on medium-tech projects which are …
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