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Network coding for non-uniform demands [PDF]
Non-uniform demand networks are defined as a useful connection model, in between multicasts and general connections. In these networks, each sink demands a certain number of messages, without specifying their identities.
Bruck, Jehoshua, Cassuto, Yuval
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The regressive demands of demand-driven development [PDF]
Despite their explicit focus on reaching the poor, many community driven development (CDD) projects have been found to be only mildly pro-poor in their funding allocations. This paper presents evidence of an explanation that has been overlooked in the CDD literature to date: the requirement that beneficiaries must apply for projects in order to receive
Baird, Sarah +2 more
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Experimental evidence on demand for “on-demand” entertainment [PDF]
This study applies stated-preference choice experiments and accompanying surveys to examine how Subscription Video on Demand (SVoD) has disrupted film and television consumption. We examine demand for a large set of traditional consumption alternatives, such as cinema and free-to-air TV, as well as newer internet-based subscription services, such as ...
Jordi McKenzie +3 more
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TEACHING ENGLISH IN AND ACROSS MULTIPLE CONTEXTS / ENSEIGNER L’ANGLAIS DANS ET À TRAVERS DES CONTEXTES MULTIPLES / PREDAREA LIMBII ENGLEZE ÎN CONTEXTE EDUCAŢIONALE MULTIPLE [PDF]
The new educational system in general and the acquisition of a foreign language in particular can no longer be regarded as an insular topic, within limited bounderies and only syllabus based, but in a more dynamic way complying with society’s needs ...
Laura IONICA
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How Demanding Is the Revealed Preference Approach to Demand? [PDF]
A well-known problem with revealed preference methods is that when data are found to satisfy their restrictions it is hard to know whether this should be viewed as a triumph for economic theory, or a warning that these conditions are so undemanding that almost anything goes. This paper allows researchers to make this distinction.
Tim Beatty, Ian Crawford
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We formulate several laws of individual and market demand and describe their relationship to neoclassical demand theory. The laws have implications for comparative statics and stability of competitive equilibrium. We survey results that offer interpretable sufficient conditions for the laws to hold and we refer to related empirical evidence.
Michael Jerison, John K.-H. Quah
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Demand functions and demand manifolds [PDF]
AbstractMrázová and Neary (2017) introduce the notion of the Demand Manifold which expresses the relationship between the elasticity and curvature of a demand function. They argue that this determines many important comparative static properties of firm behavior.
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This two-part study examined if the buffering effect of transformational leadership on the association between work-related ambiguity and job satisfaction is contingent upon whether a follower holds a formal leadership position him/herself. Data from two
Morten Birkeland Nielsen +7 more
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A demandance is a psychological "pull" exerted by a stimulus. It is closely related to the theory of "affordance". I introduce the theory of demandance, offer some motivating examples, briefly explore its psychological basis, and examine some implications of the theory.
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Is Physical Performance a Differentiating Element between More or Less Successful Football Teams?
This study investigated the time-motion characteristics of football teams in the Spanish first division, in relation to their final competitive level as defined by league position (Champions League, Europa League, Upper mid-table, lower mid-table and ...
Jose Antonio Asian Clemente +5 more
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