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Economies of Purchasing Group Size
American Journal of Health-System Pharmacy, 1983The relationship of drug price and purchasing group size was evaluated. Thirty drug line items were studied in 26 private hospital purchasing groups of various sizes. Prices were analyzed relative to purchasing group size, age, and location. Drug prices were negatively correlated to group size in a linear relationship.
B E, May, C E, Daniels, J D, Herrick
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Ownership psychology and group size
Behavioral and Brain Sciences, 2023AbstractHuman group size seemingly has no limit, with many individuals living alongside thousands – even millions – of others. Non-human primate groups, on the other hand, cannot be sustained past a certain, relatively small size. I propose that Pascal Boyer's model of ownership psychology may offer an explanation for such a significant divergence.
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Archiv der Mathematik, 1990
When does a p-group P, acting faithfully and coprimely on a solvable group H, have a long orbit (preferably a regular orbit) in this action? Around this question [see \textit{D. Passman}, Trans. Am. Math. Soc. 123, 99-111 (1966; Zbl 0139.018), or \textit{T. Berger}, J. Algebra 51, 416-424 (1978; Zbl 0377.20007), or \textit{P. Fleischmann}, J.
Huppert, Bertram, Manz, Olaf
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When does a p-group P, acting faithfully and coprimely on a solvable group H, have a long orbit (preferably a regular orbit) in this action? Around this question [see \textit{D. Passman}, Trans. Am. Math. Soc. 123, 99-111 (1966; Zbl 0139.018), or \textit{T. Berger}, J. Algebra 51, 416-424 (1978; Zbl 0377.20007), or \textit{P. Fleischmann}, J.
Huppert, Bertram, Manz, Olaf
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On Bayesian Estimation of Group Size
Biometrics, 1996Summary: In estimating the size of a group of animals, it is commonly the case that the sighting probability for individuals is less than one. If each individual in the group is independently sighted with equal probability, the problem is one of estimating the number of trials from the number of successes in one or more binomial experiments.
Solow, Andrew R., Palka, Debra
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Journal of Ambulatory Care Management, 1996
Consistent with managed health care and associated fundamental shifts in health care economics, physician group sizing has evolved from a formula-driven analytical exercise to one which necessarily addresses a series of strategic issues relative to critical mass, scale economies, and market demands.
N, Peyser, D, Guzzetta
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Consistent with managed health care and associated fundamental shifts in health care economics, physician group sizing has evolved from a formula-driven analytical exercise to one which necessarily addresses a series of strategic issues relative to critical mass, scale economies, and market demands.
N, Peyser, D, Guzzetta
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Group Size and Societal Conflict
Human Relations, 1977A number of studies dealing with subunits and total organizations have confirmed the relationship between large group size and increase in conflict and disputes together with decrease in morale, cohesiveness, and consensus. The question arises: Are the theoretical implications, empirical findings, and hypotheses for subgroups and total organizations ...
G R, Stavig, L D, Barnett
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2002
Abstract The last two chapters discussed the mechanisms by which being in a group can affect an individual. Of course, these mechanisms are often not mutually exclusive, and being in a group will affect an individual in several different ways simultaneously.
Jens Krause, Graeme D Ruxton
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Abstract The last two chapters discussed the mechanisms by which being in a group can affect an individual. Of course, these mechanisms are often not mutually exclusive, and being in a group will affect an individual in several different ways simultaneously.
Jens Krause, Graeme D Ruxton
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Population Density and Group Size
American Journal of Sociology, 1972This study looks at the relationship between the size of the small interacting group (in numbers of persons) and its environment in this case, the density of its immediate population. We hypothesized that persons in more densely populated areas will gather for social interaction in smaller groups, in fewer bisexual groups.
J, Tucker, S T, Friedman
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Psychotherapy Groups of Insufficient Size
International Journal of Group Psychotherapy, 1981(1981). Psychotherapy Groups of Insufficient Size. International Journal of Group Psychotherapy: Vol. 31, No. 1, pp. 73-81.
C C, Fulkerson, D M, Hawkins, A R, Alden
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Local Search with Groups of Step Sizes
Operations Research Letters, 2021zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
Rodolfo Ayala Lopes +2 more
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