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To copatent or not to copatent: An agent-based model for firms facing this dilemma

Ponta, Linda; Puliga, Gloria; Lazzarotti, Valentina; … - In: European journal of operational research : EJOR 306 (2023) 3, pp. 1349-1363

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Improving consumer performance and perceived service quality in a new type of commercial environment in 3D, thanks to embodied virtual sales agents

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The service-productivity learning cockpit : a business intelligence tool for service enterprises

Walther, Sebastian; Phadke, Gaurang; Eymann, Torsten - 2012

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A data-rich agent-based decision support model for hospital consolidation

Yu, Zhongyuan; Rouse, William B.; Serban, Nicoleta; … - In: Journal of enterprise transformation : a joint … 6 (2016) 3/4, pp. 136-161

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Autonomously Interacting Banks

Lengwiler, Yvan; Maringer, Dietmar - 2011

The great financial turmoil that started 2007 has brought bank regulation back into the political debate. There is talk about imposing new regulations on banks and other financial intermediaries. Yet, we are not convinced that it is completely understood how the existing regulation affects...

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Firms formation and growth in the model with heterogeneous agents and monitoring

Marko, Peter; Švarc, Petr - 2008

In this article we extend the agent-based model of firms' formation and growth proposed in [4]. In [4] the firms' creation, expansion or contraction results from the interaction of heterogeneous utility maximizers. While the original model was able to replicate the power law distribution in the...

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