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The Academik Economics: Evolution and Utility Maximization: A Synthesis
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Saturday, June 23, 2012. Evolution and Utility Maximization: A Synthesis. In the previous article, I touched on the theory regarding the relationship between our evolution and utility maximization. In this one, I'd like to present this theory in a more concrete manner. To make it worth their while, fitter individuals must receive something for their troubles. This is where the concept of utility maximization enters the play. Posted by Serge Yegiazarov. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).
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The Academik College Database: Brown University
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The Academik College Database. Wednesday, January 5, 2011. Posted by Serge Yegiazarov. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Search for a University. View my complete profile. College descriptions courtesy of StudentsReview. All Colleges and Universities. Simple template. Template images by luoman.
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The Academik College Database: January 2011
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The Academik College Database. Wednesday, January 5, 2011. Posted by Serge Yegiazarov. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Search for a University. View my complete profile. College descriptions courtesy of StudentsReview. All Colleges and Universities. Simple template. Template images by luoman.
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The Academik Economics: The Effect Of Recession On Net Private Sector Saving
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Friday, June 1, 2012. The Effect Of Recession On Net Private Sector Saving. It is not unnaturally believed by some that recessions should cause an increase in net private sector savings. Now observe the dates of all the recessions the U.S. has undergone since the Great Depression. As well as the observed change in net private savings during those dates, as measured by the graphs above:. Jan–July 1980: Quarterly Net Increase. March 2001–Nov 2001:. Dec 2007–June 2009 : Quarterly Net Increase. Though it is ...
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The Academik Economics: On Monopolies, Quality of Service, and Possible Solutions
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Friday, June 15, 2012. On Monopolies, Quality of Service, and Possible Solutions. Probably the biggest reason for the degeneration of the quality of service provided by a company stems from it controlling a monopoly over a specific area or market. When a firm faces no competition, it becomes unprofitable to maintain an above average level of service. Why is this? But how to gain access to these resources, which are locked away by the monopoly? Posted by Serge Yegiazarov. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).
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The Academik Economics: The Political Economy of War
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Sunday, June 24, 2012. The Political Economy of War. The middle play centers on the fact that nations will continue to do battle against one another until they can be no better off. This can be modeled with a simple expected costs and benefits model that a nation attempts to equate with 0. An equilibrium is eventually established when all nations equate this model with 0 and the war ends. Political Economy of War. In discussing these issues, we will choose to focus almost exclusively on the political str...
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The Academik Technology: Three Things Android Could Learn From the iPhone Emulator:
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Thursday, June 14, 2012. Three Things Android Could Learn From the iPhone Emulator:. 1 Having a leaner emulator does pay off in the long run:. I understand that I can leave the AVD running once I initially start it, but I still don't feel it's entirely necessary for the first boot up to take as long as it does. And if Android insists on sticking with this level of speed, why should I manually have to adjust the resolution of the emulator for best performance? Posted by Serge Yegiazarov.
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The Academik Technology: June 2012
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Saturday, June 30, 2012. Speeding Up the Android Emulator. Here are several tips explaining methods I've discovered for improving the performance of the Android AVD:. Navigate to the AVD Manager in Eclipse via Window- AVD Manager. Select your AVD of choice and click Edit. Within the Snapshot section, fill the checkbox near Enabled. 2 Lower the Resolution:. 3 Change Device RAM Size. Your settings should now look something like this:. Posted by Serge Yegiazarov. Thursday, June 14, 2012. I understand that I...
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The Academik Technology: Speeding Up the Android Emulator
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Saturday, June 30, 2012. Speeding Up the Android Emulator. Here are several tips explaining methods I've discovered for improving the performance of the Android AVD:. Navigate to the AVD Manager in Eclipse via Window- AVD Manager. Select your AVD of choice and click Edit. Within the Snapshot section, fill the checkbox near Enabled. 2 Lower the Resolution:. 3 Change Device RAM Size. Your settings should now look something like this:. Posted by Serge Yegiazarov. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).
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The Academik Economics: Complementary Goods
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Thursday, June 14, 2012. This is all well and good, but how can firms use this to make a profit? The more helpful question would probably be: How have firms already done this? The key rests in the necessity of the firm to produce BOTH complementary goods. From there, a simple marketing scheme can easily raise profit. Because Microsoft does not produce computers, and even it did, there are too many other manufacturers producing PCs capable of running the Windows operating system. This weakens the teth...