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consideration of three practical factors: two complementary types of suppliers, risk-averse character of the manufacturer and … analyze the impact of return rate, risk-averse degree and capacity constraints on the network equilibrium under different … CLSC system will improve. There is a contradiction between profit maximization and risk minimization for the manufacturers …
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demand elicitation effect. Both stem from the risk of unmet demand, which is characteristic of capacity decisions under …
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costs of power procurement and introduces -- similar to classical portfolio theory -- a diversification effect between wind …
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In the classical theory of monotone equimeasurable rearrangements of functions, "equimeasurability" (i.e., the fact the … tools have been successfully used in many problems in economic theory dealing with uncertainty where the monotonicity of a … decision theory. It is hence natural to seek an extension of these classical tools of equimeasurable rearrangements to …
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From special issue: "Postposttranssexual: Key Concepts for a Twenty-First-Century Transgender Studies." This essay puts forward "capacity" as a methodological tool for transgender studies by articulating the ways in which previously unacknowledged accounts of gender's multiplicity and mutability...
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portfolios based on momentum, equal risk budget, and equal weights have relatively lower capacities. We further re-weight these …
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This article analyzes the strategic decisions of firms whether to establish and adhere to a cartel when they can also shape competition by investing into production capacity while being subject to unexpected demand shocks with persistence. The model shows that a negative demand shock can...
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