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Propagation Speeds of Relativistic Conformal Particles from a Generalized Relaxation Time Approximation. [PDF]
Kandus A, Calzetta E.
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The Statistical Thermodynamics of Generative Diffusion Models: Phase Transitions, Symmetry Breaking, and Critical Instability. [PDF]
Ambrogioni L.
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Measuring financial sector efficiency in China: A study based on an enhanced neoclassical production function. [PDF]
Zheng C, Shan Y.
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Stress distribution and deflection of symmetric tapered beams. [PDF]
Schoeftner J.
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Fairness in the multi-proposer-multi-responder ultimatum game. [PDF]
Krakovská H, Hanel R, Broom M.
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Advanced Microeconomics, 2021
1.1. Introductory remarks. Allocation of goods takes place in two different modes, the first of which being person-to-person. For example, voluntary exchange in a peaceful economy is person-to-person, making all agents better off (see pp. 385). Person-to-person does not necessarily imply face-to-face.
Harald Wiese
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1.1. Introductory remarks. Allocation of goods takes place in two different modes, the first of which being person-to-person. For example, voluntary exchange in a peaceful economy is person-to-person, making all agents better off (see pp. 385). Person-to-person does not necessarily imply face-to-face.
Harald Wiese
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2017
Here we briefly review the general equilibrium theory, which is pretty traditional: preference and the concept of ordinal utility, demand, and comparative statics, the definition of Arrow–Debreu equilibrium, Pareto efficiency, and welfare theorems, welfare comparison, and compensation principle, and incomplete asset markets.
Takashi Hayashi
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Here we briefly review the general equilibrium theory, which is pretty traditional: preference and the concept of ordinal utility, demand, and comparative statics, the definition of Arrow–Debreu equilibrium, Pareto efficiency, and welfare theorems, welfare comparison, and compensation principle, and incomplete asset markets.
Takashi Hayashi
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