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ON THE ECONOMIC VIABILITY OF NETWORK SYSTEMS AND ARCHITECTURES

Sen, Soumya - 2011

Understanding the relationship between technology and economics is fundamental to making judicious policy and design decisions. Many technologies that are successful in meeting their technical goals often fail to get adopted due to economic factors. This holds true even for networked systems,...

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Computer Usage and Demand for Paper/Paperboard Products

Lei, Lei - 2007

The purpose of this paper is to analyze the effect of computer usage on the demand for paper and paperboard products. A … log-linear model is developed to analyze the effect of computer usage on the demand for four categories of paper … first part is US monthly analysis. We create computer number index as a measurement for computer usage. Monthly data (from …

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Algorithmic Trading : analysis of computer driven processes in securities trading using a multifactor regression model

Gomolka, Johannes - 2011

, wo die Grenze zwischen vollautomatischem Börsenhandel (durch Computer) und manuellem Börsenhandel (von Menschen) verläuft … running an electronic trading system. In this context the term algorithmic trading describes a phenomenon, where computer … example telegraphy, the telephone, FAX or electronic settlement). Today the question is not, whether computer programs are …

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System-dynamics-based modeling of business simulation algorithms

Gold, Steven - 2005

Research on the internal algorithms used to model business simulations have focused on individual components of the business system. Yet the business environment is complex in nature, characterized by interdependencies and nonlinear relationships that require a systems approach if effective game...

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Offshoring effectiveness: Measurement and improvement with optimization approach.

Biswas, Dip - 2009

This study takes a refreshing look at IT outsourcing from a vendor's perspective and discusses best practices required to effectively manage offshore business needs and offshoring effectiveness. We have conducted a detailed investigation to learn why outsourcing ventures fail, how to effectively...

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Whole life cost methods for computer systems

Bradley, Malcolm - 1998

This thesis provides an analysis of cost of ownership issues and techniques, andprovides the supporting data to enable future system designers to make rationaldecisions on design options. It represents the experience gained whilst collectingcost and cost relationship data in the Rolls-Royce...

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The impact of computer decision support on military team decision making.

Larson, Adam Donavon - 2010

Hayes. 1 computer file (PDF); x, 140 pages, appendices 1-3. … computer decision aid by analyzing the impact of such a decision support tool on military team decision making. Decision … demonstrated the same levels of performance with the use of the automated decision tool. The results of this experiment will help …

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GENESIS OF PRIVATE PROPERTY

Lominadze, Merab - 2021

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Cheap talk, efficiency and egalitarian cost sharing in joint projects

Agastya, M.; Menezes, F.; Sengupta, K. - 2007

Rarely, if ever. do parties contemplating a joint project commit resources without engaging in nonbindin- discussions about who does what. To examine the role of such discussions, we model the investment decision as a voluntary contribution game where each player is privately informed of her...

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Voronoi languages. Equilibria in cheap-talk games with high-dimensional types and few signals

Jäger, Gerhard; Koch-Metzger, Lars; Riedel, Frank - 2008

We study a communication game of common interest in which the sender observes one of infinite types and sends one of finite messages which is interpreted by the receiver. In equilibrium there is no full separation but types are clustered into convex categories. We give a full characterization of...

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