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    Sensitivity of technical efficiency estimates to estimation approaches: an investigation using New Zealand dairy industry data 

    Jaforullah, Mohammad; Premachandra, Erandi
    Using data from the New Zealand dairy industry for the year 1993, this paper estimates farm-specific technical efficiencies and mean technical efficiency using three different estimation techniques under both constant ...
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    On marine reserves: rents, resilience and ‘Rules of thumb’ 

    Grafton, R Quentin; Van Ha, Pham; Kompas, Tom
    Using a bioeconomic model with two separate forms of uncertainty (a diffusion process and a jump process) a perturbation method is used to determine optimal reserve size for a harvested population with density-dependent ...
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    An effort prediction model for data-centred fourth-generation-language software development 

    van Koten, Chikako
    Accurate effort prediction is often an important factor for successful software development. However, the diversity of software development tools observed today has resulted in a situation where existing effort prediction ...
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    Communicative acts and interaction protocols in a distributed information system 

    Nowostawski, Mariusz; Carter, Dan; Cranefield, Stephen; Purvis, Martin
    In FIPA-style multi-agent systems, agents coordinate their activities by sending messages representing particular communicative acts (or performatives). Agent communication languages must strike a balance between simplicity ...
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    ANZUS free trade agreements: results from a global model 

    Winchester, Niven; Richardson, Martin
    When President George W. Bush received ‘fast-track’ trade promotion authority (TPA) in 2002 which, in essence, gives him much greater power to pursue trade negotiations, many economists looked with interest to see where ...
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    Time-line hidden Markov experts and its application in time series prediction 

    Wang, Xin; Whigham, Peter A; Deng, Da
    A modularised connectionist model, based on the Mixture of Experts (ME) algorithm for time series prediction, is introduced. A set of connectionist modules learn to be local experts over some commonly appearing states of ...
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    Software cinema 

    Bruegge, Bernd; Purvis, Martin; Creighton, Oliver; Sandor, Christian
    The process for requirements elicitation has traditionally been based on textual descriptions or graphical models using UML. While these may have worked for the design of desktop-based systems, we argue, that these notations ...
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    Productivity, factor accumulation and social networks: theory and evidence 

    Grafton, R Quentin; Kompas, Tom; Owen, P. Dorian
    The paper analyzes how social barriers to communication affect economy-wide productivity and factor accumulation. Using a dynamic model of an economy that includes a reproducible capital stock (physical or human) and ...
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    Cross-country growth and convergence: a semi-parametric analysis 

    Dobson, Stephen; Ramlogan, Carlyn; Strobl, Eric
    This paper shows that convergence occurs among countries with very low and very high initial incomes, indicating that convergence clubs characterize the cross-country growth process. The results provide evidence for ...
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    Convergence in developing countries: evidence from panel unit root tests 

    Dobson, Stephen; Goddard, John; Ramlogan, Carlyn
    Dynamic panel unit root tests are used to investigate the convergence hypothesis for a sample of developing countries. The data are real per capita GDP for the period 1960-95, covering 80 countries grouped into three broadly ...
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