Odd versus even: comparative statics in multicommunity models

Article Abstract:

The welfare effects of a given social policy are Pareto improving if the number of communities are even and not if they are odd. The study points out that intervention depends critically on whether the number of communities are odd or even with regards comparative statics properties of multicommunity models. Also, the study allows for the ability to obtain perfect sorting despite the disparities in the number of types of individuals and the number of communities.

Administration of Human Resource Programs (except Education, Public Health, and Veterans' Affairs Programs), Income Security, Social aspects, Economic aspects, Domestic economic assistance, Community, Welfare, Public assistance

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Bare essential

Article Abstract:

It is vital that leisure facilities ensure that their washrooms are kept in a clean and attractive state, especially if the washrooms are used by tourists, who may gain a very poor impression of the UK if washrooms are not properly maintained. This is the reasoning behind the Loo of the Year competition, which is sponsored by Cannon Hygiene and the British Tourist Authority and has been running since 1986.

Maintenance and repair, Public restrooms

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A Remark on Serial Correlation in Maximum Likelihood

Article Abstract:

An alternative covariance estimator is found to be applicable to the maximum likelihood estimator. Consistency and asymptotical normalcy can be achieved in spite of serial correlation in the residuals. The usual estimator is inconsistent.

Evaluation, Estimation theory

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