Botanical Networking: Four Holograph Letters from Charlotte Smith to James Edward Smith

Complexity , Networking , & Effects - Based Approaches to Operations Edward a . Smith

Introduction to the special issue in honor of Edward E. Smith.

This special issue is dedicated to the life, work, and legacy of Edward E. Smith, PhD. Ed’s career as a psychologist and cognitive neuroscientist was remarkable in virtually every respect: He had a tremendous impact on multiple areas of study, he received an impressive array of awards and honors, he mentored a number of students who have gone on to impressive careers of their own, and he was wi...

Theobald Smith

Smith was a pioneer epidemiologist, bacteriologist, and pathologist who made many contributions to medical science that were of far-reaching importance. He is best known for his work on Texas cattle fever, in which he and his colleagues discovered the protozoan agent and its means of transmission by ticks. This was the ¿ rst time that an arthropod had been de¿ nitively linked with the transmiss...

Kathryn Smith

In an open-ended contingent valuation (CV) survey, a respondent can state any non-negative valuation for a given good. As the set of possible responses is infinite, the GibbardSatterthwaite theorem implies that such a survey cannot be incentive-compatible. That is, participants in an open-ended CV survey have an incentive to increase their utility by misrepresenting their preferences. This natu...

Gregor Smith

In this study, Black, Macklem, and Rose thoroughly describe the outcomes when a wide range of reaction functions are set in CPAM, the Canadian Policy Analysis Model developed at the Bank of Canada. The reaction functions for monetary policy influence the short-term interest rate relative to the long-term rate. The analysis begins with the CPAM reaction function, which targets the expected diffe...