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Journal of Pediatric Orthopaedics, 2008
A national project focuses on using technology to reduce the demand for nurses.
Robert N, Hensinger, George H, Thompson
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A national project focuses on using technology to reduce the demand for nurses.
Robert N, Hensinger, George H, Thompson
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ACM SIGCAS Computers and Society, 1991
Software piracy has robbed the computer industry of billions of dollars according to PC World. Piracy, one of the most common forms of computer crime, is the reproduction of "protected" programs (e.g. copyrighted programs). A nonviolent crime, software piracy is unique in that the "stolen" object is left behind; the thief only walks off with a copy of ...
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Software piracy has robbed the computer industry of billions of dollars according to PC World. Piracy, one of the most common forms of computer crime, is the reproduction of "protected" programs (e.g. copyrighted programs). A nonviolent crime, software piracy is unique in that the "stolen" object is left behind; the thief only walks off with a copy of ...
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The demand for and supply of assurance
Economic Affairs, 2001Consumers want products and services that are safe and of good quality. Corresponding to such demand is the demand for assurance, before the fact, that the quality and safety will be as promised. his demand for assurance creates opportunities for entrepreneurs to profit by providing assurance ‐ and they do so in a wide and largely unappreciated variety
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DEMAND AND SUPPLY RECONSIDERED
Oxford Economic Papers, 1956The subject of this paper is the adjustment of supply to demand in the private enterprise economy. The first part finds the usual analysis of the determination of price and output in competitive markets to be unsatisfactory, not only because it is unrealistic (which is acknowledged), but because it is logically unsound, and because, far from being a ...
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PARTITIONING TREES OF SUPPLY AND DEMAND
International Journal of Foundations of Computer Science, 2002Assume that a tree T has a number ns of "supply vertices" and all the other vertices are "demand vertices." Each supply vertex is assigned a positive number called a supply, while each demand vertex is assigned a positive number called a demand. One wishes to partition T into exactly ns subtrees by deleting edges from T so that each subtree contains ...
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Science, 2017
Immigration provides opportunities to increase knowledge production. But this depends on an increased demand for knowledge and on immigrants expanding the supply of skills not otherwise available. Unfortunately, this is not always the case.
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Immigration provides opportunities to increase knowledge production. But this depends on an increased demand for knowledge and on immigrants expanding the supply of skills not otherwise available. Unfortunately, this is not always the case.
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Globalization of software supply and demand
IEEE Software, 1994During the mainframe era, software grew to become a major factor of business, government and military operations. Mainframe software development favoured the industrialised nations such as the United States because of the high levels of investment needed for the mainframe computers themselves, and also because of the specialised data centres, cooling ...
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Proceedings of the 24th International Conference on World Wide Web, 2015
The importance of the media for individual and market behavior cannot be overstated. For example, a front-page article in the New York Times that mostly reprints information from six months prior can cause a company's stock price to jump by over 300%.
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The importance of the media for individual and market behavior cannot be overstated. For example, a front-page article in the New York Times that mostly reprints information from six months prior can cause a company's stock price to jump by over 300%.
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Work Study, 1995
We all know about the great revolution in customer care and customer service. Organizations nowadays have to use their service to compete – customers themselves are more sophisticated than they once were and are unlikely to buy on brand name alone; they expect reliability, competitive pricing, availability, long‐life, etc.
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We all know about the great revolution in customer care and customer service. Organizations nowadays have to use their service to compete – customers themselves are more sophisticated than they once were and are unlikely to buy on brand name alone; they expect reliability, competitive pricing, availability, long‐life, etc.
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Climate change impacts on planned supply–demand match in global wind and solar energy systems
Nature Energy, 2023Laibao Liu, Ying Chen, Mengxi Wu
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