Michael J. Hamburger

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A Heuristic Program for Locating Warehouses
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The heuristic approach outlined in this paper appears to offer significant advantages in the solution of this class of problems in that it provides considerable flexibility in the specification (modeling) of the problem to be solved and is economical of computer time.
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The Anatomy of the Product-Innovation Process: Cost and Time
In this chapter, we study the anatomy of the product-innovation process. Exactly what is involved in product innovation? What is the cost of the various activities that must be undertaken to develop…
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Deficits, money and inflation
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The Demand for Money by Households, Money Substitutes, and Monetary Policy
DEESPITE the extensive literature on the demand function for money, there remain several open questions. First, what collection of assets corresponds most closely to the theoretical concept of…
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The demand for money in an open economy: Germany and the United Kingdom
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MONEY AND STOCK PRICES: THE CHANNELS OF INFLUENCE
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The Expectations Hypothesis and the Efficiency of the Treasury Bill Market
A CCORDING to the expectations hypoth.t esis, the forward rates of interest implicit in the yield curve provide unbiased estimates of the market's expectations of future spot rates. Recently, the…
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Behavior of the money stock: Is there a puzzle?
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INTEREST RATES AND THE DEMAND FOR CONSUMER DURABLE GOODS
COMPUTATION OF EXPANSION RATES FOR THE GENERALIZED VON NEUMANN MODEL OF AN EXPANDING ECONOMY
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A simple search algorithm is presented for computing the maximum and minimum expansion rates of v(B - alpha A) considered as a function of alpha, the expansion factor, where A and B are the input and output matrices of the model.
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