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| Number | Authour(s) | Title | Date | Published in | Abstract | Paper |
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| 699 | Maya Bar-Hillel | Reply to Rodway, Schepman & Thoma (2016) | (04/2016) |
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| 698 | Uriel Procaccia | Corporate Bill of Rights | (03/2016) |
Abstract: Corporate entities enjoy legal subjectivity in a variety of forms, but they are not... |
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| 697 | Uriel Procaccia, Eyal Winter | Corporate Crime and Plea Bargains | (03/2016) |
Corporate entities enjoy legal subjectivity in a variety of forms, but they are not human beings... |
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| 696 | David Heyd, Uriel Procaccia, Uzi Segal | the thorny quest for a rational constitution | (03/2016) |
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| 695 | Aviv Keren | The Logic of Love | (03/2016) |
This philosophical work lays the groundwork for a game-theoretic account of (romantic) love,... |
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| 694 | Elchanan Ben-Porath | Disclosure and Choice | (02/2016) |
An agent chooses among projects with random outcomes. His payoff is increasing in the outcome... |
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| 693 | Bezalel Peleg, Hans Peters | Feasible elimination procedures in social choice: an axiomatic characterization | (12/2015) |
Feasible elimination procedures (Peleg, 1978) play a central role in constructing social choice... |
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| 692 | Dean P. Foster, Sergiu Hart | Smooth Calibration, Leaky Forecasts, and Finite Recall | (09/2015) |
We propose to smooth out the calibration score, which measures how good a forecaster is, by... |
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| 691 | Moshe Haviv, Binyamin Oz | Regulating an observable M/M/1 queue | (09/2015) |
Naor (1969) was the first to observe that in a single-server memoryless queue, customers who... |
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| 690 | Sagi Jaffe-Dax, Ofri Raviv, Nori Jacoby, Yonatan Loewenstein, Merav Ahissar | A computational model of implicit memory captures dyslexics’ perceptual deficits | (09/2015) |
Dyslexics are diagnosed for their poor reading skills. Yet they characteristically also suffer... |
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