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2. THE CIRCUIT

Author

Zinko, Carolyne and Bigelo, Catherine

Subjects
General interest, News, opinion and commentary
Published
2003

3. Inducing Efficiency: Externalities, Missing Markets, and the Coase Theorem

Author

John Bigelo-Payne

Subjects
TheoryofComputation_MISCELLANEOUS, Economics and Econometrics, Correlated equilibrium, Symmetric equilibrium, TheoryofComputation_GENERAL, Outcome (game theory), Microeconomics, symbols.namesake, Coase theorem, Equilibrium selection, Nash equilibrium, symbols, Economics, Epsilon-equilibrium, Solution concept, Mathematical economics
Abstract

The capacity of side-payments to induce an efficient outcome, as predicted by the Coase theorem, is studied. Side-payments are formally introduced in a bimatrix game involving externalities and the resulting equilibrium is called.an induced equilibrium. When induced equilibria exist, they weakly Pareto-dominate a Nash equilibrium of the original game without side-payments. When, because of externalities, one market is missing, an induced equilibrium always exists, is uniquely valued, and is Pareto-efficient. When more than one market is missing, induced equilibria may not exist, may be Pareto-inefficient, and may be Pareto ranked. Copyright 1993 by Economics Department of the University of Pennsylvania and the Osaka University Institute of Social and Economic Research Association.

Published
1993
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5. ELECTRIC SHOCK THERAPY IN STATE HOSPITAL PRACTICE

Author

w Bigelo, s Brikate, and y Kalinowsk

Subjects
Electric shock therapy, Psychiatry and Mental health, medicine.medical_specialty, business.industry, Emergency medicine, Medicine, Medical emergency, business, medicine.disease, State hospital
Published
1944
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6. Associations, Notices, &c.

Author

LEE, J. S., TOMLINSON, CHARLES W., BIGELO, L. J., TOMLINSON, D. C., McARTHUR, K., LEAVITT, DAVID, WILSON, STEPHEN, and TOMLINSON, CHAS W.

Published
1864

7. Effects of the IronHand ® Soft Exoskeleton on Forearm Muscle Activity During in Field Automotive Assembly Tasks.

Author

Cousins D, Porto R, Bigelo A, Fox R, Libs B, Holmes M, and Cort J

Abstract

OCCUPATIONAL APPLICATIONSWhen compared to not using a soft-hand exoskeleton, the IronHand ® caused both increases and decreases in forearm muscle activity while completing automotive assembly tasks. Surprisingly, although there were reductions in muscle activity when wearing the IronHand ® , only a few of these decreases resulted in muscle activity changing such that they fell to below recommended ergonomic thresholds. Despite this, some individuals in our study clearly benefited from the device, and this suggests that there is potential for widespread use of such a device if fine tuned to the individual and task demands. Much work is still required for a design that will allow for optimal physical benefit.

Published
2024
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