Bi-criteria utility functions: analytical considerations and implications in the short-run labour market

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A new study evaluates the use of an analytical framework to calculate the considerations and implications in the short-run labour market.

author: Romero, Carlos
Operations research, Management science

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On farmers' objectives: a multi-criteria approach

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The behavior of family farms in the 'Vega de Cordoba' county in Andalucia, Spain, is predicted using a multi-criteria approach aimed at determining the objectives of a farmer or a homogeneous group of farmers. Consistent with previous findings, results indicate that the optimization of a single objective cannot explain the actual behavior of farmers. Rather, several objectives are found to underlie the behavior of farmers.

author: Romero, Carlos, Sumpsi, Jose Maria, Amador, Francisco
Farm management

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Determination of the optimal externality: efficiency versus equity

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A study was conducted to examine the environmental economic problem of obtaining the optimal level of externality using a non-traditional model. The problem was characterized as a bi-criteria model under the private benefits-external costs space. A relationship between compromise programming and the optimum of the utility function was then analyzed. Results indicated novel analyses to conclusions resulting from the Pigovian and Coasian traditions.

author: Romero, Carlos
Economics, Research and Development in the Social Sciences and Humanities, Environmental economics

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subjects list: Research, Multiple criteria decision making
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