Titlebook: Quantitative Models for Reverse Logistics; Moritz Fleischmann Book 2001 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2001 Distributionslogistik.Kreis

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Moritz Fleischmannpproach for trading complex computational Grid services. The implemented combinatorial exchange aims at maximizing the social welfare of users. At its core, it provides a rich bidding language which is able to represent complex Grid services and simple workflows. The allocation mechanism is evaluate

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Moritz Fleischmanne effective selection of communities in which to participate, it is also ideal community enjoy and about the tendency for the community to be truthful, when it reports reputation ratings of agents. We present a reputation sharing system that promotes effective community structure, along with example

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pproach for trading complex computational Grid services. The implemented combinatorial exchange aims at maximizing the social welfare of users. At its core, it provides a rich bidding language which is able to represent complex Grid services and simple workflows. The allocation mechanism is evaluate

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ral and behavioral equations are to be solved to yield the prices and quantities that emerge within the economy. The meaning of “general equilibrium” is that all markets clear in the sense that the plans and intentions of consumers and producers are fulfilled.

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Moritz Fleischmannral and behavioral equations are to be solved to yield the prices and quantities that emerge within the economy. The meaning of “general equilibrium” is that all markets clear in the sense that the plans and intentions of consumers and producers are fulfilled.

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Moritz Fleischmann flows through the economy using models that formalize the MB-concept. Examples are Ayres and Kneese (1969), Kneese .. (1970), Ayres (1978), Gilbert and Feenstra (1992), Van den Bergh and Nijkamp (1994), Starreveld and Van Ierland (1994), and Weaver .. (1995). Most of these studies focus on the flow

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Moritz Fleischmannn level for environmental indicator X may require less use of a particular product, but this may trigger an increase in the use of another product providing the same service but made of another material, and then environmental indicator Y may be negatively affected. Therefore, for policy making it m