The “Resource Curse” is a stylized fact that has been observed consistently in a number of development studies: countries that are relatively well-endowed with natural resources tend to grow more slowly than resource-poor economies. This paper documents evidence that the Resource Curse extends to the individual states of the U.S. Using a variety of specifications, regression of state GSP growth...

We consider multiple simple recourse (MSR) models, both continuous and integer versions, which generalize the corresponding simple recourse (SR) models by allowing for a refined penalty cost structure for individual shortages and surpluses. It will be shown that (convex approximations of) such MSR models can be represented as explicitly specified continuous SR models, and thus can be solved eff...

We propose an approach to linear optimization with recourse that does not involve a probabilistic description of the uncertainty, and allows the decision-maker to adjust the degree of robustness of the model while preserving its linear properties. We model random variables as uncertain parameters belonging to a polyhedral uncertainty set and minimize the sum of the first-stage costs and the wor...

We introduce two-stage stochastic semidefinite programs with recourse and present a Benders decomposition based linearly convergent interior point algorithms to solve them. This extends the results in Zhao [16] wherein it was shown that the logarithmic barrier associated with the recourse function of two-stage stochastic linear programs with recourse behaves as a strongly self-concordant barrie...

Zhao [28] recently showed that the log barrier associated with the recourse function of twostage stochastic linear programs behaves as a strongly self-concordant barrier and forms a self concordant family on the first stage solutions. In this paper we show that the recourse function is also strongly self-concordant and forms a self concordant family for the two-stage stochastic convex quadratic...

—The do-not-exceed (DNE) limit method was proposed to accommodate more variable renewable generation (VRG) securely. However, the lack of involving discrete recourse control precludes this method from gaining more flexibility for better VRG integration. This letter formulates a multi-period DNE limit model considering continuous and discrete recourse controls. This model belongs to two-stage ro...