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Policy transmission of "Healthy China 2030" on community health curriculum reform in higher vocational medical education. [PDF]

Front Public Health
Zhang J, Nie JY.
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Developing a strategic guideline to design an intelligence instrument applicable to South African school learners. [PDF]

Front Psychol
van der Merwe I, de Klerk W, Erasmus P.
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Critical AI Health Literacy as Liberation Technology: A New Skill for Patient Empowerment. [PDF]

NAM Perspect
Campos H, Salmi L.
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Strategic bargaining with destructive power [PDF]

Economics Letters, 1999
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The power of numbers in strategizing

Strategic Organization, 2006
This article draws on a detailed case study of a complex decision process in a public healthcare system to consider the role and potential power of numbers in strategizing. Because of their association with precision and accuracy, numbers may seem at first sight to be unlikely tools for decision making in contexts characterized by ambiguous goals and ...
Jean-Louis Denis, Ann Langley, Linda Rouleau   +2 more
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Strategic gaming in electric power markets

Proceedings of the 33rd Annual Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences, 2001
Abstract This paper presents an overview of strategic gaming used for understanding the effective company and regulatory strategies for various market participants under alternative scenarios on pricing and institutional structures for electric power.
Paul Kleindorfer, Dongjun Wu, Chitru S. Fernando   +2 more
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Assessment of strategic market power in power systems

IEEE Power Engineering Society. 1999 Winter Meeting (Cat. No.99CH36233), 1999
This paper discusses the assessment of strategic market power in power systems. In general, market power is the ability of a particular seller or group of sellers to maintain prices profitably above competitive levels for significant periods of time. In assessing market power for power systems, the transmission network usually plays a crucial role in ...
T.J. Overbye, K. Patten
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Buying power and strategic interactions [PDF]

Canadian Journal of Economics/Revue canadienne d'économique, 2005
Abstract.  This paper shows that buying power at the retail level can lead to a rise in wholesale price. As a result, retailers without buying power may increase their retail price. Nevertheless, total surplus is non‐decreasing in the degree of buying power possessed by the ‘dominant’ retailer.
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