Mathematical Social Sciences

1980 - 2025

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Volume 14, issue 3, 1987

Strong equilibria of a repeated game with randomized strategies pp. 201-224

Tatsuro Ichiishi

Distributive justice and allocation by the market: On the characterisation of a fair market economy pp. 225-237

Tapan Biswas

On the optimum structure of the hierarchy in an organisation pp. 239-250

Ming-Yueh Tarng and Miao-Sheng Chen

Explorations in aggregating choices pp. 251-262

Murat Sertel

Pseudo-orders: Definition, properties and numerical representation pp. 263-274

B. Roy and Ph. Vincke

Axioms for a fuzzy measure of inequality pp. 275-288

Kaushik Basu

Subjective probabilities for state dependent continuous utility pp. 289-298

Peter Wakker

Hirschman versus Herfindahl: Some topological properties for the use of concentration indexes pp. 299-302

George G. Szpiro

Volume 14, issue 2, 1987

Cybernetic causality III: The qualitative theory of self-steering and social development pp. 101-140

Arvid Aulin

A conditional likelihood ratio test for order restrictions in exponential families pp. 141-159

Geoffrey J. Iverson and Steven Alex Harp

On constructing a generalized ostrogorski paradox: Necessary and sufficient conditions pp. 161-174

Rajat Deb and David Kelsey

The geometry of the uncovered set in the three-voter spatial model pp. 175-183

Richard Hartley and D. Marc Kilgour

Redistributive properties of progressive taxation pp. 185-191

Dominique Thon

Corrigenda pp. 193-194

Lars Nielsen

Decision theory: S. French, Chichester: Ellis Horwood, 1986, 448 pages, $54.95 pp. 199-199

F. W. Roush

The linear ordering problem: Algorithms and applications: G. Reinelt, Berlin: Heldermann Verlag, 1985, 158 pages pp. 199-200

F. W. Roush

Abstract measurement theory: L. Narens, London: MIT Press, 1985, 329 pages, $53.95 pp. 200-200

K. H. Kim

Volume 14, issue 1, 1987

Choice and complexity pp. 1-17

Hans W. Gottinger

On the restrictiveness of monotonic scalable choice in probabilistic choice models pp. 19-38

Larry Samuelson

Performance of a pipeline array of automata with periodic cycle-time pp. 39-49

E. Goles, I. Sakho and M. Tchuente

Allocative cost of weighted discrimination pp. 51-57

Paul van Moeseke

An efficient algorithm for voting sequences pp. 59-75

Susan H. Gensemer and Jerry S. Kelly

Elections with limited information: A multidimensional model pp. 77-99

Richard D. McKelvey and Peter C. Ordeshook

Volume 13, issue 3, 1987

Microeconomic foundations of cyclical irregularities or `chaos' pp. 185-214

Peter S. Albin

Fuzzy preferences and social choice pp. 215-229

Bhaskan Dutta

Optimal stabilization policy with instruments of differing frequency pp. 231-241

W. S. Jung

Input price, isocost and maximum output under fuzziness pp. 243-257

Guo-quan Chen and Eden Yu

Topological structure of a space of continuous preferences as a space of retractions and the aggregation problem pp. 259-272

José Uriarte

About extreme equilibrium points pp. 273-276

Ezio Marchi and Luis Quintas

On a nonlinear input-output system pp. 277-281

Koji Okuguchi and Ferenc Szidarovszky

A further note on prices policy from a Sraffian perspective pp. 283-288

A. L. Levine

The shadow wage: A note pp. 289-295

Manash Gupta

Pricncipled choice pp. 297-298

Amartya Sen

Information theory and the stock market pp. 298-298

Thomas M. Cover

Computational processing and learning in neural network pp. 298-298

Terrence Smit

Foundations for applied welfare economics: some open or not-so-open issues pp. 298-298

Arnold Harberger

Irrationality in decision-making pp. 299-300

Abraham Kaplan

Problematics of data analysis in environmental research pp. 300-301

Baruch Givoni

A game-theoretic model of the appropriations process pp. 301-302

Rod Kiewiet and Mathew McCubbins

A unified view and the role of symmetry in multiperson cooperative games pp. 302-302

William Lucas

Volume 13, issue 2, 1987

The conventionally stable sets in noncooperative games with limited observations I: Definitions and introductory arguments pp. 93-128

Mamoru Kaneko

On the existence of approximate equilibrium in pure strategies for a game with incomplete information pp. 129-139

Helmut Meister

A class of non-normalized power indices for simple games pp. 141-152

Imma J. Curiel

A geometric view of welfare gains with non-instantaneous adjustment pp. 153-163

Peter Salamon, John Komlos, Bjarne Andresen and James D. Nulton

The influence of poll results on election outcomes pp. 165-175

Gebhard Kirchgässner and Juergen Wolters

An axiomatization of the [tau]-value pp. 177-181

Stef H. Tijs

Volume 13, issue 1, 1987

Teacher-student interaction: A game theoretic extension of the economic theory of education pp. 19-47

Hector Correa and Gene W. Gruver

Aggregation of dichotomic preferences pp. 49-58

Vladimir Danilov

Metric rationalisation of social choice functions according to principles of social choice pp. 59-65

Nick Baigent

Interquantile differences, income inequality measurement and the Gini concentration index pp. 67-72

Z. M. Berrebi and Jacques Silber

Stochastic dominance: A bibliographical rectification and a restatement of whitmore's theorem pp. 73-79

Michel Le Breton

On the construction of subinvariant weakly additive set-functions pp. 81-86

Alain A. Lewis

Numerical value ODEs: U.M. Ascher and R.D. Russell, eds., Boston: Birkhauser, 1985, 317 pages, $34.95 pp. 87-88

F. W. Roush

The theory of matrices: P. Lancaster and M. Tismenetsky, New York: Academic Press, 1985, 570 pages, $59.00 pp. 87-87

K. H. Kim

Trends in mathematical psychology: E. Degreef and J. Van Buggenhaut, eds., Amsterdam: North-Holland, 1984, 478 pages, $61.50 pp. 88-89

F. W. Roush

Interval orders and interval graphs: P.C. Fishburn, New York: Wiley, 1985, 215 pages, $33.50 pp. 89-90

K. H. Kim

Learning the art of mathematical modelling: M. Cross and A.O. Moscardini, Chichester: Horwood and Wiley, 1985, 155 pages, [UK pound]15.00 pp. 90-91

F. W. Roush

Teaching and applying mathematical models: J.S. Berry, D.N. Burghes, I.D. Huntley, D.J.G. James, and A.O. Moscardini, eds., Chichester: Horwood and Wiley, 1984, [UK pound]35.00 pp. 91-91

F. W. Roush