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An economic model of fair use [PDF]

Information Economics and Policy, 2006
The doctrine of fair use allows limited copying of creative works based on the rationale that copyright holders would consent to such uses if bargaining were possible. This paper develops a formal model of fair use in an effort to derive the efficient legal standard for applying the doctrine.
Miceli, Thomas J., Adelstein, Richard P.
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Economic models of search

Proceedings of the 18th Australasian Document Computing Symposium, 2013
Searching is inherently an interactive process usually requiring a number of queries to be submitted and a number of documents to be assessed in order to find the desired amount of relevant information. While numerous models of search have been proposed, they have been largely conceptual in nature providing a descriptive account of the search process ...
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Measurement for Economic Models*

Journal of the American Statistical Association, 1954
Abstract Three chief subjects are considered. (1) How accurate should data be for economic analysis via economic models, particularly input-output models? Preference is expressed for measurement of additional aspects of economic phenomena rather than broadside improvements in generally sound series.
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Narrative and Economic Modeling

2022
What happens when economic models start telling their own stories—and why should we care?
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Genetic Programming in Economic Modelling

2005 IEEE Congress on Evolutionary Computation, 2005
Typically, economists develop models by first selecting a model structure based on theoretical considerations and equilibrium conditions, followed by parameter estimation from available data. As more and more data become available about economic processes, the question arises whether it is possible to obtain models in which "data speak for themselves",
Korneel Duyvesteyn, Uzay Kaymak
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On Stochastic Models of Economic Growth

International Economic Review, 1979
In recent years there has been a growing interest in two main areas of stochastic economic growth models: the normative area of intertemporal optimization under uncertainty, and the positive area of the behavior of a growing economic system in the presence of stochastic elements.
Razin, Assaf, Yahav, Joseph A
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Economic Barometers and Economic Models

The Review of Economics and Statistics, 1955
STATISTICS as a scientific method goes back to the seventeenth century when William Petty and others computed mortality ratios on the basis of church records of births and deaths. This "political arithmetic" as it was then called became a method for discovering statistical regularities in human affairs.
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Economic Modelling

2011
Abstract Purpose — This chapter examines links between mobility, risk of social exclusion (SE) and well-being and uses its findings to impute a value to improved (or reduced) mobility. It applies the relevant value to show the benefits of the Melbourne route bus network and to estimate loadings on individual services that are required
John K. Stanley, David A. Hensher
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Economic Models in Development Economics

1995
This chapter explores and evaluates the use of mathematical models in development economics, particularly computable general equilibrium (CGE) models. Such models have become an increasingly important tool of analysis in development economics. They represent an intriguing and powerful device for making predictions about the behavior of complex national
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Economic Models

IEEE Transactions on Systems, Man, and Cybernetics, 1973
F. Gerard Adams, Edwin Burmeister
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