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期刊名:Mathematical social sciences

缩写:MATH SOC SCI

ISSN:0165-4896

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P B Slater P B Slater
"Eight independent pairs of entropy-based rankings of 3,140 U.S. county-level units are obtained. The criteria employed are the homogeneities of the distribution of 1965-70 in- and out-migrants of each county--for eight age-sex-specific gro...
C Blackorby,W Bossert,D Donaldson C Blackorby
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G Steinmann,J Komlos G Steinmann
The authors propose an economic model capable of simulating the 4 main historical stages of civilization: hunting, agricultural, industrial, and postindustrial. An output-maximizing society to respond to changes in factor endowments by swit...