revealed, “normalization” of production functions and production-technology systems holds out the promise of resolving many of … normalization (defined by the fixing of baseline values for relevant variables). First, we recall how the normalized CES function … came into existence and what normalization implies for its formal properties. Then we deal with the key role of …

joint effects, marginal effects or interaction among factors. We use a novel normalization with a range between –1 and 1 …

. Our approach allows us to address the important issue of normalization of aggregators in non-Brownian settings. We show … that normalization is always feasible if the certainty equivalent of the aggregator is of expected utility type. Conversely …

normalization and differentiation in corporate branding. The mainstream response within the corporate marketing literature to … normalization and differentiation must be managed within each of these contexts, and that the brand positioning may therefore vary … managing the tension between normalization and differentiation because it facilitates the creation of flexible interpretations …

is to drop some FE and constant regressors by normalizing their impact to zero. We introduce ''untangling normalization …

democracy. I do so by drawing on social sciences literature on the issue of normalization, which captures how far … the boundaries of the ‘sayable’. To understand how normalization occurs within participatory processes, I mobilize the … normalization of far-right contestations. …