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401. LETTERS TO THE EDITOR.

Author

Cooper, W. W., Folsom, Wesley, and Holt, Charles C.

Subjects
LETTERS to the editor, MANAGEMENT science, LABOR costs, COMPUTER programming, PRODUCTION (Economic theory), DECISION making, LINEAR programming, PRODUCTION scheduling
Abstract

Several letters to the editor are presented in response to the articles "Management Models and Industrial Applications of Linear Programming," published in the October 1957 issue and "A Linear Decision Rule For Production And Employment Scheduling," published in the October 1955 issue.

Published
1958
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402. Accounting and Analytical Methods (Book).

Author

Zeff, Stephen A. and Cooper, W. W.

Subjects
ACCOUNTING, NONFICTION
Abstract

Reviews the book "Accounting and Analytical Methods," by Richard Mattessich.

Published
1966

403. A theorem on homogeneous functions and extended Cobb-Douglas forms

Author

Charnes, A., Cooper, W. W., and Schinnar, A. P.

Abstract

A form for homogeneous functions is presented which shows them to be a very simple extension of the wellknown Cobb-Douglas functions with similar properties in production (and distribution) economics. This form thus suggests new possibilities for interpreting a wide variety of empirical and theoretical results in economics; it also provides contact with developments in other fields, such as information theory and geometric programming.

Published
1976
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416. Data disclosure and data sharing in scientific research.

Author

Allison JR and Cooper WW

Subjects
Confidentiality legislation & jurisprudence, Disclosure ethics, Federal Government, Financing, Government, Guidelines as Topic, Peer Review, Research, Publishing ethics, Publishing standards, Research Support as Topic, Societies, Scientific, United States, Information Dissemination ethics, Science ethics
Abstract

Data sharing is examined for its bearing on (i) quality assurance and (ii) extensions of results in scientific research as well as (iii) part of a tradition of openness in science. It is suggested that sharing can be accomplished in a simple manner that is also sufficiently flexible to fit varying individual situations by asking authors of data dependent articles and grant proposals to footnote (a) whether they are willing to make their data available to others and, if so, (b) how the data may be accessed. Appendices report results from a survey of current policies and practices in professional societies and in Federal government fund granting agencies. Emphasis is on the social and management sciences.

Published
1992
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