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Brown Bag Seminar

Dávid Kopányi, Universiteit van Amsterdam

The Effect of Loyalty in  the Kirman and Vriend (2001) Fish Market Model Dávid Kopányi, Universiteit van Amsterdam (Joint work with Alex Possajennikov) In this paper we analyze the Kirman and Vriend (2001) fish market model in detail. We investigate the robustness of the results by...
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UCLouvain Economics Seminar

Filipe Martins Da Rocha, Université Dauphine

Self-enforcing Debt Limits and Costly Default in General Equilibrium Filipe Martins Da Rocha, Université Dauphine We establish a novel determination of self-enforcing debt limits at the present value of default cost in a general competitive equilibrium. Agents can trade state-contingent debt...
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Brown Bag Seminar

José Miguel Quesada Perez, CORE

Express Shipment Service Network Design: Challenges and Advances José Miguel Quesada Perez, CORE In the transportation industry, the express integrators are the providers that offer the fastest and more reliable door-to-door delivery services worldwide. The premium service of the express...
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Operations Research

Samuel Fiorini, Université libre de Bruxelles

Small (Explicit) Extended Formulation for Knapsack Cover Inequalities from Monotone Circuits Samuel Fiorini, Université libre de Bruxelles Initially developed for the min-knapsack problem, the knapsack cover inequalities are used in the current best relaxations for numerous combinatorial...
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Econometrics Seminar

Adelchi Azzalini, University of Padua

An introduction to symmetry-modulated distributions Adelchi Azzalini, University of Padua The term "symmetry-modulated distributions" refers to a general procedure for generating distributions starting from an baseline symmetric density function and modulating it according to a simple rule...
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