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64: On the Degree of Rivalry for Maximum Innovative Activity
Morton I. Kamien and Nancy L. Schwartz 63: Levy Systems of Markov Additive Processes
Erhan Cinlar 62: A Stochastic Model of Persuasive Communication
V. Balachandran and S. D. Deshmukh 61: Solving the 'Marketing Mix' Problem Using Geometric Programming
V. Balachandran and Dennis H. Gensch 60: Efficiency of Prepaid Group Practice: Allocation of Physician Work Effort Between Office and Hospital
Frederic H. Murphy and Mark A Satterthwaite 59: Generalized Transportation Problem with Random Demands - An Operator Theoretic Approach
V. Balachandran 58: An Integer Generalized Transportation Model for Optimal Job Assignment in Computer Networks
V. Balachandran 57: Information and Shadow Prices for the Constrained Concave Team Problem
J.S. Jordan 56: A Relaxation Algorithm for a Class of Decomposable Polynomial Programming Problems
Kemil A. Rizk-Aziz and Arthur P. Hurter 55: A Non-Theorem of Samuelson in the Theory of Revealed Preference
Prem Prakash 54: Search Equilibrium in a Simple Multi-Market Economy
Dale T. Mortensen 53: Markov Renewal Theory: A Survey
Erhan Cinlar 52: (Topological) Semivector Spaces: Convexity and Fixed Point Theory
Prem Prakash and Murat R. Sertel 51: The Utility Hypothesis and Market Demand Theory
Hugo F. Sonnenschein 50: Dynamic Pricing with Stochastic Entry
S.D. Deshmukh and S.D. Chikte 49: The Continuous-Time Model of Multiregional Demographic Growth
Andrei Rogers 48: Design of an Optimization System for University Use
Claude Cohen 47: Maximizing Expected Utility and the Rule of Long Run Success
A. Camacho 46: Boxstep: A New Strategy for Large Scale Mathematical Programming
W.W. Hogan 45: Correlated Equilibria in Some Classes of Two-Person Games
Robert W. Rosenthal 44: The Incentives for Price-Taking Behavior In Large Economies
John Roberts and Andrew Postlewaite 43: Point Estimation and Risk Preferences
David P. Baron 42: The Existence of a Strategy Proof Voting Procedure
Mark Allen Satterthwaite 41: Extremal Processes, III
Meyer Dwass 40: Disadvantageous Syndicates
Andrew Postlewaite and Robert W. Rosenthal 39: The Smoothed Exchange Rate Approach to Parity Adjustment
Jean-Marie Blin and Frederic H. Murphy 38: Majority Voting Rules as Behavior Toward Risk
Jean-Marie Blin 37: Predictions from Binary Choice Models
Richard P. Westin 36: The Scope of Geometric Programming
Elmor L Peterson 35: Computational Delays
S. D. Deshmukh 34: Intersectoral Interdependence and Dominance in Input-Output Systems
Jean-Marie Blin and Frederic H. Murphy 33: On Measuring Economic Interrelatedness
Jean-Marie Blin and Frederic H. Murphy 32: Continuity Results in the Gains from Trade With Similar Consumers
John Roberts 31: Default Risk, Homemade Leverage and the Modigliani-Miller Theorem
David P. Baron 30: Penalty Function Algorithms with the Potential of Limit Convergence
Frederic H. Murphy 29: Incentives and Public Inputs
Theodore Francis Groves and Martin Philip Loeb 28: Limit Pricing, Potential Entry and Barriers to Entry
David P. Baron 27: Some Relationships Between Hierarchical Systems Theory and Certain Optimization Problems
Yvo M. I. Dirickx 26: On Risk Aversion and Optimal Stopping
David C. Nachman 25: A General Formulation of the Multiattribute Decision Problem: Concepts and Solution Algorithms
Jean-Marie Blin 24: Poisson Process and Distribution-Free Statistics
Meyer Dwass 23: An Algorithm for Finding Almost All Of The Medians of a Network
Roy E. Marsten 22: A Class of Exponential Penalty Functions
Frederic H. Murphy 21: Equitability in Multi-Agent Dynamic Systems
David W. Peterson 20: A Column Generation Algorithm For Nonlinear Programming
Frederic H. Murphy 19: Generalization and Symmetrization of Duality in Geometric Programming
Elmor L. Peterson 18: Foundations for a General Theory of Information
David W. Peterson 17: Exclusion, Externalities, and Public Goods
Morton I. Kamien , Nancy L. Schwartz and John Roberts 16: Row Dropping Procedures for Cutting Plane Algorithms
Frederic H. Murphy 15: Sequential Linear Minimum Variance Estimation of Probabilities: Probabilities that may be Time or Space Dependent
Brian Schaefer 14: Optimal Delays in Decision and Control
Sudhakar D. Deshmukh and Shirish D. Chikte 13: The Decomposition of Large (Generalized) Geometric Programming Problems by Tearing
Elmor L. Peterson 12: The General Concept of Multidimensional Consistency: Some Algebraic Aspects of the Aggregation Problem
Jean-Marie Blin 11: Informational Efficiency of Iterative Processes and the Size of Message Spaces
Stanley Reiter 10: Approximate and Exact Solutions for a Class of Fixed Charge Problems
Roy E. Marsten 9: Cardinal Utility and the Problem of Social Choice
Antonio Camacho 8: An Algorithm for Large Set Partitioning Problems
Roy E. Marsten 7: Product Durability Under Monopoly and Competition
Morton I. Kamien and Nancy L. Schwartz 6: The Knowledge Revealed by an Allocation Process and the Informational Size of the Message Space
Stanley Reiter 5: A Partial Characterization of Organizations and Environments Which are Consistent With Incentive Compatibility
John O. Ledyard 4: Cardinal Welfare, Individualistic Ethics, and Interpersonal Comparison of Utilities: A Note
Antonio Camacho and Jon Sonstelie 3: The Informational Size of Message Spaces
Kenneth Mount and Stanley Reiter 2: On the Boundedness of the Feasible Set Without Convexity Assumptions
Leonid Hurwicz and Stanley Reiter 1: Existence of Lindahl Equilibrium with a Measure Space of Consumers
John Roberts
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