Mathematical Social Sciences

1980 - 2025

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An alternative solution to bargaining problems with claims pp. 205-220: Walter Bossert
Equilibria in non-cooperative competition of political parties having a common rate of morality pp. 221-230: I. Petersen
Neutral consensus functions pp. 231-250: Gary D. Crown, Melvin F. Janowitz and Robert C. Powers
Compatibility in a graph-theoretic setting pp. 251-279: M. F. Janowitz and Ralph Stinebrickner
Arrow and Gibbard-Satterthwaite revisited: Extended domains and shorter proofs pp. 281-286: Avraham Beja
Mixed diamond goods and anomalies in consumer theory: Upward-sloping compensated demand curves with unchanged diamondness pp. 287-293: Yew-Kwang Ng
Market mechanism for state-owned enterprises and government taxation: A game theoretical analysis of the situation in China pp. 295-301: Shuntian Yao

On the probability of electing the Condorcet pp. 105-116: Dominique Lepelley
The fair allocation of an indivisible good when monetary compensations are possible pp. 117-132: Koichi Tadenuma and William Thomson
Non-computable rational expectations equilibria pp. 133-142: Jonathan Thomas
The expected likelihood of transitivity for probabilistic choosers with single-peaked preferences pp. 143-155: William V. Gehrlein
Imperfect competition and product differentiation: Some further results pp. 157-171: Ben Heijdra and Xiaokai Yang
On the controversy over Huntington's equations: When are such equations meaningful? pp. 173-180: Rudolf Wille and Uta Wille
Preservation of weak order equivalence pp. 181-197: Melvin F. Janowitz and Ralph Stinebrickner
Clarification of some mathematical misunderstandings about Savage's foundations of statistics, 1954 pp. 199-202: Peter Wakker
Sequential data in biological experiments: an introduction for research workers.: E.A. Roberts, New York: Chapman & Hall, 1992, 240 pages, $69.95 pp. 203-203: F. W. Roush
Finite mathematics with applications for business and social science.: Abe Mizrahi and Michael Sullivan, New York: John Wiley, 1992, 687 pages, [UK pound]19.95 pp. 203-203: K. H. Kim
Multicriteria decision-aid.: Philippe Vincke, Chichester: John Wiley, 1992, 154 pages, [UK pound]29.95 pp. 204-204: F. W. Roush

Matching and a technology-induced skewness in income distributions pp. 1-13: Y. Lin and Francis Lui
Abelian symmetry groups in social choice pp. 15-25: Jerry S. Kelly
Coalitional fair allocations in smooth mixed markets with an atomless sector pp. 27-40: Benjamin Shitovitz
The maximum entropy approach in production frontier estimation pp. 41-57: Jati K. Sengupta
Dictatorial consensus functions on n-trees pp. 59-64: Jean-Pierre Barthelemy, F. R. McMorris and R. C. Powers
Business confidence and depression prevention: A micro-macroeconomic perspective pp. 65-86: Yew-Kwang Ng
The bound of the kernel pp. 87-93: Chih Chang and Ching Yu Kan
An elementary proof of Blackwell's theorem pp. 95-98: Moshe Leshno and Yishay Spector
Trees and Proximity Representations.: Jean-Pierre Barthelemy and Alain Guenoche, Wiley, New York: 1991, 238 pages, $35.00 pp. 103-103: F. W. Roush

Recursively presented games and strategies pp. 117-139: Douglas Cenzer and Jeffrey Remmel
On turing degrees of Walrasian models and a general impossibility result in the theory of decision-making pp. 141-171: Alain A. Lewis
Some economic applications of Scott domains pp. 173-208: Spyros Vassilakis
Some aspects of effectively constructive mathematics that are relevant to the foundations of neoclassical mathematical economics and theory of games pp. 209-235: Alain A. Lewis
What do numbers measure?: A new approach to fundamental measurement pp. 237-276: Reinhard Niederee
Cores of dense exchange economies pp. 277-292: Louis Narens
Approximations of cooperative equilibria in multi-person Prisoners' dilemma played by cellular automata pp. 293-319: Peter Albin
Predicting the effects of intervention and sabotage in a bounded complex game pp. 321-342: Hakan Holm

The maximum incentive solutions in bargaining problems pp. 1-18: Vladimir I. Rotar and Eugene N. Smirnov
Bargaining problems with claims pp. 19-33: Youngsub Chun and William Thomson
Players' information in extensive games pp. 35-48: Giacomo Bonanno
Validated equilibrium and sequential spatial competition games pp. 49-57: Michael Spagat
The through-time redistributive effect of income taxation: The intermediate inequality view pp. 59-71: Patrick Moyes
Walrasian social choice in a large economy pp. 73-78: Ryo-ichi Nagahisa
Singular points in generalized concatenation structures that otherwise are homogeneous pp. 79-103: R. Duncan Luce
The Becker--Brock efficient matching theorem with a supermodular technology defined on an n-lattice pp. 105-109: Y. Lin

Stochastic models of choice and reaction time: New developments pp. 251-253: A. A. J. Marley
Fundamental derivations from decision field theory pp. 255-282: Jerome R. Busemeyer and James T. Townsend
A general nonstationary diffusion model for two-choice decision-making pp. 283-309: Richard A. Heath
The Additive Random Feature model for Unfolding and the feature structure of choice objects pp. 311-342: M. J. J. M. Candel
Constructing a stochastic critical path network given the slacks: Representation pp. 343-366: Richard Schweickert

Stochastic models of choice and reaction time: New developments pp. 147-149: A. A. J. Marley
Characterizing random variables in the context of signal detection theory pp. 151-174: Geoffrey J. Iverson and Ching-Fan Sheu
Comparing the biased choice model and multidimensional decision bound models of identification pp. 175-197: F. Gregory Ashby, W. William Lee and J. D. Balakrishnan
Alternative biased choice models pp. 199-219: J. E. Keith Smith
Probabilistic psychophysics with noisy stimuli pp. 221-234: Daniel M. Ennis and Kenneth Mullen
Loglinear representation for multivariate choice data pp. 235-250: Ulf Bockenholt

Stochastic models of choice and reaction time: new developments pp. 1-3: A. A. J. Marley
A selective review of recent characterizations of stochastic choice models using distribution and functional equation techniques pp. 5-29: A. A. J. Marley
Generalizing the concept of binary choice systems induced by rankings: one way of probabilizing deterministic measurement structures pp. 31-44: Dieter Heyer and Reinhard Niederee
The representative agent model of probabilistic social choice pp. 45-66: Stephen A. Clark
Induced binary probabilities and the linear ordering polytope: a status report pp. 67-80: Peter C. Fishburn
Geometric and combinatorial properties of the polytope of binary choice probabilities pp. 81-102: Reinhard Suck
Are all linear paired comparison models empirically equivalent? pp. 103-117: Hal Stern
On min-stable horse races with infinitely many horses pp. 119-145: Sidney I. Resnick and Rishin Roy