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- 562: Joint optimization of customer segmentation and marketing policy to maximize long-term profitability

- Jedid-Jah Jonker, Nanda Piersma and Dirk Van den Poel
- 561: Reverse logistics

- Marisa de Brito, S.D.P. Flapper and Rommert Dekker
- 560: Ecological panel inference in repeated cross sections

- Ben Pelzer, Rob Eisinga and Philip Hans Franses
- 559: On modeling panels of time series

- Philip Hans Franses
- 555: Adaptive polar sampling, a class of flexibel and robust Monte Carlo integration methods

- Luc Bauwens, Charles Bos, Herman van Dijk and Rutger van Oest
- 554: Inventory control with product returns: the impact of (mis)information

- Marisa de Brito and Erwin van der Laan
- 553: On Q-derived polynomials

- Roel Stroeker
- 551: Changes in variability of the business cycle in the G7 countries

- Dick van Dijk, Denise Osborn and Marianne Sensier
- 550: Inverse correspondence analysis

- Patrick Groenen and Michel van de Velden
- 548: Constancy of distributions: asymptotic efficiency of certain nonparametric tests of constancy

- Alex Koning and N.L. Hjort
- 547: A D-induced duality and its applications

- Jan Brinkhuis and Shuzhong Zhang
- 546: Testing for vector autoregressive dynamics under heteroskedasticity

- Christian Hafner and H. Herwartz
- 545: An interior-point and decomposition approach to multiple stage stochastic programming

- Shuzhong Zhang
- 544: Modeling dynamic effects of promotion on interpurchase times

- Dennis Fok, Richard Paap and Philip Hans Franses
- 543: Reverse logistics - a framework

- Marisa de Brito and Rommert Dekker
- 542: Instrumental variable estimation for duration data

- Govert Bijwaard
- 541: On bootstrap sample size in extreme value theory

- Jaap Geluk and Laurens de Haan
- 540: Cyclical components in economic time series

- Andrew Harvey, Thomas Trimbur and Herman van Dijk
- 539: A decomposition approach to a stochastic model for supply-and-return network design

- Ovidiu Listes
- 538: Bayes estimates of Markov trends in possibly cointegrated series: an application to US consumption and income

- Richard Paap and Herman van Dijk
- 537: Generalized equilibrium in an economy without the survival assumption

- Alexandr Konovalov and Valeriy Marakulin
- 536: Wide sense one-dependent processes with embedded Harris chains and their applications in inventory management

- Emö Bazsa-Oldenkamp and P. den Iseger
- 535: A two level decentralized distribution system with compound renewal demand

- Emö Bazsa-Oldenkamp and P. den Iseger
- 534: Single item inventory models

- Emö Bazsa-Oldenkamp and P. den Iseger
- 533: Optimal continuous order quantity (s,S) policies - the 45-degrees algorithm

- Emö Bazsa-Oldenkamp and P. den Iseger
- 527: On the finite termination of an entropy function based smoothing Newton method for vertical linear complementarity problems

- Shu-Cherng Fang, J. Han, Zhen Huang and Ilker Birbil
- 526: Solving variational inequalities defined on a domain with infinitely many linear constraints

- Shu-Cherng Fang, S. Wu and Ilker Birbil
- 525: Entropic regularization approach for mathematical programs with equilibrium constraints

- Ilker Birbil, Shu-Cherng Fang and J. Han
- 524: Controlling inventories in a supply chain: a case study

- Eric Porras Musalem and Rommert Dekker
- 267: Recursive Approximation of the High Dimensional max Function

- Ilker Birbil, Shu-Cherng Fang, Hans Frenk and Shuzhong Zhang
- 260: Direct Mailing Decisions for a Dutch Fundraiser

- Jedid-Jah Jonker, Nanda Piersma and Rob Potharst
- 240: On Borel Probability Measures and Noncooperative Game Theory

- Hans Frenk, G. Kassay and Vladimir Protassov
- 172: An Empirical Comparison of Default Swap Pricing Models

- Patrick Houweling and Ton Vorst