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... preference as determined by the purchases of the two goods . The indifference set divides the consumer's preference field into two classes : those purchases which are more preferred than the indifference set , and those which are less ...
... preference as determined by the purchases of the two goods . The indifference set divides the consumer's preference field into two classes : those purchases which are more preferred than the indifference set , and those which are less ...
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... preference order for all alternatives or events of interest . The individual can also express preferences for combinations of events and stated probabilities . This is the assumption that is unique to this proposal . The first ...
... preference order for all alternatives or events of interest . The individual can also express preferences for combinations of events and stated probabilities . This is the assumption that is unique to this proposal . The first ...
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... preference . Here we present only a few conclusions from these sources that have general importance for systems engineers . Arrow illustrates that determining group preference or social utility always involves at least two ethical ...
... preference . Here we present only a few conclusions from these sources that have general importance for systems engineers . Arrow illustrates that determining group preference or social utility always involves at least two ethical ...
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SOME FUNDAMENTAL CONCEPTS OF SYSTEMS | 3 |
THE TD2 RADIO RELAY SYSTEM | 22 |
3 | 61 |
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