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A temperature rise of only 3 to 6°C above ambient has been recommended for drying cereal grains. Such temperatures can be attained in a simple unglazed solar air heater. However, the plate efficiency factor is low. The present work involves the provision of protruding wires on the underside...
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For finite games in strategic form it is shown that, in a Nash equlibrium, every player uses a strategy which is computable. However, there can exist no algorithm which is guaranteed to find an equilibrium for every instance of a game with computable payoffs. In contrast, an e-equilibrium is...
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Holmstrom (1982) considered a group of agents who jointly produce some output and showed that if the agents are required to balance the budget then the first best, or Pareto efficient, allocation cannot be obtained as an equilbrium relative to any sharing rule. Recent research on risk-neutral...
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We analyse the production of knowledge in research teams. Individuals put in effort, which is not enforcable. Effort increases the probability of a successful outcome. Research with enforcable effort displays increasing returns to scale; these scale economies are limited, or even reversed, by the...
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This paper considers the robustness of optimal decisions in a model of monopoly and a model of competitive equilibrium in a securities market. Robustness, defined as payoffs being continuous with respect to perturbations in the underlying model, fails to hold for either model. Decision rules are...
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