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Cambridge : at the University Press, 1971
Abstract/Sommario: The limits of personalism - Measuring partial belief - Frequencies and trials - Propensity - Half lives and the force of mortality - Imprecision and inexactness - Connectivity and classical propensities - Determinism and laws of nature.
Pittsburgh : University of Pittsburg, 1971
Abstract/Sommario: According to modern physics, many objectively improbable events actually occur, such as the spontaneous disintegration of radioactive atoms. Because of high levels of improbability, scientists are often at a loss to explain such phenomena. In this main essay of this book, Wesley Salmon offers a solution to scientific explanation based on the concept of statistical relevance (the S-R model). In this vein, the other two essays herein discuss "Statistical Relevance vs. Statistical Inferen ...; [Leggi tutto...]
Cambridge : Cambridge University Press, 1965
Abstract/Sommario: Long run frequencies - The chance set-up - Support - The long run - The law of likelihood - Statistical tests - Theories of testing - Random sampling - The fiducial argument - Estimation - Point estimation - Bayes' theory - The subjective theory.
Epping : Gower Press, 1975
Abstract/Sommario: International review of principles and evolution (Social security - Employment benefit plans - Private supplementary arrangements) - Country by country surveys (Austria - Belgium - Switzerland - Germany - Denmark - Spain - France - Great Britain - Italy - Ireland - Luxembourg - Norway - Netherlands - Portugal - Sweden - Finland).
Oxford : Blackwell, 1970
Abstract/Sommario: This essay has been written in the convinction that the methods of formal logic can be profitably used in the organization of social, political and legal thought. The author employs the basic ideas and techniques of currend modal logic in the construction of a general theory of action and interaction. The theory is applied to the investigation of a variety of related types of social or interpersonal power. The topics treated include social control and influence, punitive and normative ...; [Leggi tutto...]
London : Macmillan, 1974
Abstract/Sommario: Theory and observation - A network model of universals - The grue paradox - The logic of induction as explication - Personalist probability - Bayesian confirmation theory - Universal generalizations - Finiteness, laws and causality - Theory as analogy - Simplicity - Maxwell's logic of analogy - A realist interpretation of science.
London [etc.] : MacMillan : St. Martins press, 1971
Abstract/Sommario: A model of general economic equilibrium - A note on J. von Neumann's article on "A model of economic equilibrium" - On a two-sector model of economic growth - Note un Uzawa's two-sector model of economic growth - On the stability of growth equilibria in two-sector models - The classification of inventions - Disembodied technical change in a two-sector model - Tentative notes on a two-sector model with induced technical progress - Neoclassical growth with fixed factor proportions - On P ...; [Leggi tutto...]
London ; Basingstoke : MacMillan, 1973
Abstract/Sommario: Experience of growth - Growth and the short run - Growth of technology - Capital - Optimal growth - Developing economies - Summary of the final discussion.
Harmondsworth : Penguin, 1968
Abstract/Sommario: Principles of optimal pricing and investment - Application to particular industries - Case studies of performance.
London : Confederation of British industry, 1967
Abstract/Sommario: A programme for action - Report on consultations with industry.