Eek, D., & Selart, M. Effects of Evaluation Dimension and Social Comparison on Choices of Allocation Principles, Göteborg Psychological Reports, 2004, 34, No. 1. A group of 49 undergraduate business school and 46 undergraduate psychology students and a group of 95 employees at different companies responded to a number of case-based organizational allocation tasks. Imagining themselves as employ...

The family of Groves mechanisms, which includes the well-known VCGmechanism (also known as the Clarke mechanism), is a family of efficient and strategy-proof mechanisms. Unfortunately, the Groves mechanisms are generally not budget balanced. That is, under such mechanisms, payments may flow into or out of the system of the agents, resulting in deficits or reduced utilities for the agents. We co...

death is something real which is fully accepted by human being, the definition of death is different among public and scientists such as philosophy experts and biologists. here we leave the philosophy content to themselves and look at the death from the biological point of view which may be some kind of philosophy as well. in biological science the death is well defined so it is the end of life...

Abstract This issue contains a series of articles describing the various resources, studies, results, and future directions for collaborative study on genetics alcoholism (COGA). The integrative approach initiated by this group ~30 years ago serves as an excellent example strength team science. Individually, aspects COGA would be limited in their impact toward improved understanding alcohol use...

Wordle, a game in which player has six chances to find five-letter word, become quite popular. In this paper, we present four activities that are based on Wordle and designed help students advance their knowledge skill of particular concept. Some the could be used for beginning some more advanced students. The promote mathematical engagement interest can individually, or collectively, fit speci...

Executive Summary This report reviews the proposed rules for restructured wholesale electricity markets in New England. We review the market rules, both individually and collectively, and identify potential problems that might limit the efficiency of these markets. We examine alternatives and identify the key tradeoffs among alternative designs. We focus primarily on questions raised in our Sco...