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ASPECTS OF EXCHANGEABILITY IN THE SHAPLEY VALUE
International Game Theory Review, 2013One of the important solution concepts in cooperative game theory is the Shapley value. The Shapley value is a probabilistic value in which each player subjectively assigns probabilities to the events which define their positions in a game. One of the most important concepts of subjective probability is the exchangeability.
R. K. Amit, Parthasarathy Ramachandran
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Social Forces, 2001
Contemporary social exchange researchers have largely ignored how variations in the value of exchange affect power relations, concentrating instead on effects of the structure of exchange, particularly the size and shape of exchange networks. In this article, we show that value, when conceptualized and studied as a dimension of actors' alternative ...
L. D. Molm, G. Peterson, N. Takahashi
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Contemporary social exchange researchers have largely ignored how variations in the value of exchange affect power relations, concentrating instead on effects of the structure of exchange, particularly the size and shape of exchange networks. In this article, we show that value, when conceptualized and studied as a dimension of actors' alternative ...
L. D. Molm, G. Peterson, N. Takahashi
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Value invention in data exchange
Proceedings of the 2013 ACM SIGMOD International Conference on Management of Data, 2013The creation of values to represent incomplete information, often referred to as value invention, is central in data exchange. Within schema mappings, Skolem functions have long been used for value invention as they permit a precise representation of missing information.
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Business Information Review, 2017
Data is highly valuable to an organisation and in a data-driven economy a company’s ability to analyse and extract insights from data, to find patterns and trends and new revenue streams, dictates strategies and competitive advantage. Running parallel to this is a growing resistance from individuals towards the organisations who hold their data.
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Data is highly valuable to an organisation and in a data-driven economy a company’s ability to analyse and extract insights from data, to find patterns and trends and new revenue streams, dictates strategies and competitive advantage. Running parallel to this is a growing resistance from individuals towards the organisations who hold their data.
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Accounting, Auditing & Accountability Journal, 2009
PurposeThe purpose of this paper is to comment on the apparent conflict between the practice of treating people as commodities on the one hand, and recognising their personal uniqueness and high value on the other.Design/methodology/approachSatirical poem.FindingsEmployees risk being treated simply as depersonalised units of productive value ...
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PurposeThe purpose of this paper is to comment on the apparent conflict between the practice of treating people as commodities on the one hand, and recognising their personal uniqueness and high value on the other.Design/methodology/approachSatirical poem.FindingsEmployees risk being treated simply as depersonalised units of productive value ...
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Exchange Value in the Value Hierarchy
International Journal of Social Economics, 1981Fundamental to an understanding of how ethical and economic principles mesh in human action is clarifying the relation between the concepts of philosophic value and economic value, the very names suggesting that in the beginning scholars perceived, however confusedly, a relation between the two.
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Theory and Decision, 1976
Discussion of the relation between exchange-value and use-value (as defined inCapital I) is clarified by the construction of set-theoretical models of these concepts. Marx argues fallaciously for the independence of exchange-value and use-value. His fallacy is diagnosed as depending upon a mistaken assumption about the impossibility of inferring a ...
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Discussion of the relation between exchange-value and use-value (as defined inCapital I) is clarified by the construction of set-theoretical models of these concepts. Marx argues fallaciously for the independence of exchange-value and use-value. His fallacy is diagnosed as depending upon a mistaken assumption about the impossibility of inferring a ...
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