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Modeling resource flow asymmetries using condensation networks [PDF]
Social Choice and Welfare, 2012 zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
Pascal Billand +2 more
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Social Science Research, 2023
Decisions to benefit others often entail generalized reciprocity: helping someone who cannot directly return benefits in the future; instead, the beneficiary may "pay it forward" to someone else. While much past work demonstrates that people pay forward generosity, experimental tests of these processes typically assume that people have equal access to ...
Ashley Harrell, Anna S. Greenleaf
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Decisions to benefit others often entail generalized reciprocity: helping someone who cannot directly return benefits in the future; instead, the beneficiary may "pay it forward" to someone else. While much past work demonstrates that people pay forward generosity, experimental tests of these processes typically assume that people have equal access to ...
Ashley Harrell, Anna S. Greenleaf
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Attentional resources and hemispheric functional asymmetry in schizophrenia
British Journal of Clinical Psychology, 1987Inconsistent findings within certain areas of schizophrenia research — processing of verbal and pictorial stimuli, and hemispheric functional asymmetry – suggest the importance of examining the attentional resources associated with the cerebral hemispheres among schizophrenics.
L, George, R W, Neufeld
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Behavioral Ecology and Sociobiology, 1986
A continuum concept of spatial organization linking territoriality and social hierarchy suggests that individuals will alter their degree of exclusiveness and priority of access to resources in accord with the net benefits of aggression. Thus changes in resource distribution will produce changes in the control of resource space for any one individual ...
John L. Craig, Murray E. Douglas
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A continuum concept of spatial organization linking territoriality and social hierarchy suggests that individuals will alter their degree of exclusiveness and priority of access to resources in accord with the net benefits of aggression. Thus changes in resource distribution will produce changes in the control of resource space for any one individual ...
John L. Craig, Murray E. Douglas
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How emerging market resource-poor firms compete and outcompete advanced country resource-rich rivals [PDF]
Cross Cultural and Strategic Management, 2018 Purpose The purpose of this paper is to comment on Professor Ming-Jer Chen’s recent publication titled “Competitive dynamics: Eastern roots, Western growth” and present an asymmetry reversing perspective on the competitive dynamics between two ...
Xin Li
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Environmental and Resource Economics, 2007
This paper examines the interaction between relative resource abundance and resource management regimes in determining trade patterns and gains from trade in a two-country model with a renewable resource. A model developed by Brander and Taylor [Brander JA, Taylor MS (1997b) Resour Energy Econ 19:267–297] is extended. It is shown that relative resource
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This paper examines the interaction between relative resource abundance and resource management regimes in determining trade patterns and gains from trade in a two-country model with a renewable resource. A model developed by Brander and Taylor [Brander JA, Taylor MS (1997b) Resour Energy Econ 19:267–297] is extended. It is shown that relative resource
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Temporal partitioning of a nectar resource in relation to competitive asymmetries
Animal Behaviour, 1984Etude chez Anthornis melanura du partage au sein de la journee des ressources alimentaires en fonction de la hierarchie ...
John L. Craig, Murray E. Douglas
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Complex advice acceptance as a resource for managing asymmetries
Text & Talk, 2007AbstractHutchby (1995: 221) calls advice giving ‘an activity which assumes or establishes an asymmetry between the participants’. The problematic nature of such asymmetry has been convincingly demonstrated by conversation analysts, especially in contexts where advice is uninvited (e.g., Jeerson and Lee 1992).
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Resource Allocations for TDD OFDMA Cellular Systems Considering Traffic Asymmetries
IEICE Transactions on Communications, 2007The time division duplex cellular system can support various downlink and uplink traffic ratios by setting the downlink and uplink transmission periods appropriately. However, it causes severe co-channel interference problem when some cells are active in the downlink while the others are in the uplink [2].
Seungyoung Park 0001 +2 more
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