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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-65804-4a quadratic Gaussian decision problems. Specifically, let . denote the unknown state of nature, which is an .-dimensional Gaussian random vector with mean zero and covariance ∑. Furthermore, let .. denote the decision variable of decisionmaker (DM) ., . = 1, 2, which takes values in ?...

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Royalties and the Extraction Rate of an Exhaustible Resource example, the United States government regularly sells extraction rights to coal, uranium, and petroleum on federal lands. A common feature of most extraction rights leases is payment of a royalty to the owner plus, possibly, a fixed-sum payment.?

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