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Recurrence of a modified random walk and its application to an economic model
A modification of Chung and Fuchsâ (Mem. Amer. Math. Soc., 6 (1951), pp. 1-12) recurrence theorem for random walks leads to an analogous result for a different discrete parameter Markov process. This latter process is applicable to an analysis of price stabilization programs involving purchases and sales from a buffer stock.speculative attack
The Functions and Practices of a Television Network
An Iterative Learning Control disturbance rejection approach is considered and it is shown that iteration variant learning filters can asymptotically give the controlled variable zero error and zero variance. Convergence is achieved with the assumption that the relative model error is less than one. The transient response of the suggested ILC algorithm is also discussed using a simulation example
The and the State: A View from the United States
A lecture by Richard S. Salant, President of CBS News, before the Australian Instititue of Political Scienc
Game Theory and the Law: Ready for Prime Time?
A Review of Douglas G. Baird, Robert H. Gertner, and Randal C. Picker, Game Theory and the La
The benefits of expediting government gold sales
Additional gold can be made available either by mining at high cost (approximately 340âbillion; if they make an unanticipated sale in 20âyears, $105âbillion of that amount is lost. By depressing prices, such sales benefit depletion and service users but injure private owners of stocks above and belowâground. However, the injury to aboveâground stock owners is more than offset by the benefits to service usersâoften the same individuals. Mine owners would be the principal losers; however, they could be compensated (twice over) from government sales revenue without any need for tax increases.Peer Reviewedhttps://deepblue.lib.umich.edu/bitstream/2027.42/142282/1/rfe235.pd
Recurrence of a modified random walk and its application to an economic model
A modification of Chung and Fuchsâ (Mem. Amer. Math. Soc., 6 (1951), pp. 1-12) recurrence theorem for random walks leads to an analogous result for a different discrete parameter Markov process. This latter process is applicable to an analysis of price stabilization programs involving purchases and sales from a buffer stock
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