What does Economics have to do with law? Law as incentive –If we have this law –And rational individuals take it into account in deciding how to act –What.
Minimal Surfaces for Stereo Chris Buehler, Steven J. Gortler, Michael F. Cohen, Leonard McMillan MIT, Harvard Microsoft Research, MIT.
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Emergency Medicine EBM: Emergency Medicine EBM: ED Radiological Evaluation of the Blunt Abdominal Trauma Patient* Amy Gutman MD ~ LSH-HSC Department of.
Breaking Down Barriers to Energy Efficiency Utility Revenue Decoupling and other Revenue Stabilization Tools Jim Lazar, RAP Senior Advisor Presented to:
Minimum Cost Flow Lecture 5: Jan 25. Problems Recap Bipartite matchings General matchings Maximum flows Stable matchings Shortest paths Minimum spanning.
Review Economics –An approach to understanding behavior –That assumes individuals have objectives and –Tend to take the actions that best achieve them.
OPPORTUNITY COST: the value of the NEXT BEST ALTERNATIVE, or what you give up by choosing one alternative over another In life, we are forced to make CHOICES.
ERES 2013 Pernille Christensen, PhD Planning, Design & the Built Environment Clemson University Senior Lecturer, Property Economics & Property Development.
Mining Negative Association Rules
Energy efficiency in the built environment and the CDM: a fundamental mismatch?
Chapter 5 The U.S. Economy: Private & Public Sectors Mixed Economy = Free Market + Socialism.
