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Biogas production using the microbial community present in the soil from Deception Island, maritime Antarctica. [PDF]
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Diversity and Productivity in Production Teams
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2004The popular press often touts workforce demographic diversity as profit enhancing because it may reduce the firm's communication costs with particular segments of customers or yield greater team problem-solving abilities. On the other hand, diversity also may raise communication costs within teams, thereby retarding problem solving and lowering ...
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On the Diversity of Rayleigh Product Channels
2007 IEEE International Symposium on Information Theory, 2007We study the diversity of a Rayleigh product channel which is defined as a product of independent Rayleigh MIMO channels. More specifically, we obtain a closed-form expression of the diversity-multiplexing tradeoff (DMT) of a Rayleigh product channel with arbitrary dimensions and arbitrary number of product terms.
Sheng Yang 0001, Jean-Claude Belfiore
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THE VALUE OF PRODUCT DIVERSITY
Oxford Economic Papers, 1991Heterogeneity in product value across individuals and across different states of nature for the same individual widens opportunity and is, therefore, valuable apart from the taste for variety as such. The value of diversity is discussed in the context of a discrete choice model and several welfare propositions concerning the value of diversity are ...
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A Heuristic Diversity Production Approach
2012Multiple classifier systems (MCSs), or simply classifier ensembles, which combine the outputs of a set of base classifiers, have been recently emerged as a method to develop a more accurate classification system. There are two fundamental issues relating to constructing an ensemble of classifiers.
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Product Diversion to a Direct Competitor
Marketing Science, 2014A manufacturer will often limit competition among downstream partners by authorizing only a select group of retailers to carry its product. However, it is not uncommon for authorized retailers to create an additional competitor by diverting units to an unauthorized seller.
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Economics Letters, 1997
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Gans, Joshua S., Hill, Robert J.
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Gans, Joshua S., Hill, Robert J.
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SSRN Electronic Journal, 2019
We document a decreasing pattern in product concentration within multi-product firms since the early 2000s. Larger firms are increasingly selecting a more diverse product range outside of their core competence. Expanding firm boundaries is closely intertwined with rising industry concentration as industry leaders are consolidating market power by ...
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We document a decreasing pattern in product concentration within multi-product firms since the early 2000s. Larger firms are increasingly selecting a more diverse product range outside of their core competence. Expanding firm boundaries is closely intertwined with rising industry concentration as industry leaders are consolidating market power by ...
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