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Probability and Time Trade-Off

Management Science, 2012
Probability and time are integral dimensions of virtually any decision. To treat them together, we consider the prospect of receiving outcome x with a probability p at time t. We define risk and time distance, and show that if these two distances are traded off linearly, then preferences are characterized by three functions: a value function, a ...
Manel Baucells, Franz H. Heukamp
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Integration Trade-Offs

European Political Science, 2013
Rahsaan Maxwell's book has the potential for opening a new path of research regarding the integration of migrants in western democracies. Maxwell's approach is distinctive for two main innovations: the notion of integration trade-offs and his group-level analysis.Too often integration is considered as a one-dimensional process, ‘a spectrum that can be ...
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The Trade-Off

1976
I have described the gulfs in prosperity between the developed and developing countries, and between the rich and poor within the Third World as obscenities. We could, however, be in process of creating a third offence to human decency which would be almost as obscene. That would be if the two sides in the current quarrel between the two worlds allowed
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Is There a Trade-off?

2016
This study offers insights into the impact of competition among Managed Care organizations (MCOs) on infant birthing charges and birth outcomes. Kentucky provides one of the nation’s first case studies to determine successes and failures of Medicaid MCOs, and by doing so, provides a prediction of the impact of Patient Protection Affordable Care Act ...
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Trade-offs

Abstract This chapter analyses the concept of trade-offs. An evolutionary trade-off occurs when a change in one trait that increases reproductive success is linked—genetically, physiologically, energetically—to a change in another trait that decreases reproductive success.
Stephen C. Stearns, Ruslan Medzhitov
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Trade-Offs

1998
Abstract Trade-offs are the linkages between traits that constrain the simultaneous evolution of two or more traits. The chapter opens with examples of well-documented trade-offs, then distinguishes between physiological trade-offs—energy allocations between two or more functions competing for the same resources within a single ...
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Cancer Risk Among World Trade Center Rescue and Recovery Workers: A Review

Ca-A Cancer Journal for Clinicians, 2022
Andrew C Todd   +2 more
exaly  

Evaluating Trade-Offs

2018
Tom Tietenberg, Lynne Lewis
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Classics in Oncology: Asbestos Exposure and Neoplasia

Ca-A Cancer Journal for Clinicians, 1984
Irving J Selikoff   +2 more
exaly  

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