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New markets for smallholders in India: exclusion, policy and mechanisms
(Economic and Political Weekly, Vol. 47, Issue No. 52, 29 Dec, 2012, 2012)The gradual withdrawal of the state from agricultural markets and the emphasis on the role of the private sector has meant the entry of corporate and multinational agencies through the opening up of procurement, wholesale ... -
A new model for the asymmetric vehicle routing problem with simultaneous pickup and deliveries
(Operations Research Letters, 2019)The asymmetric vehicle routing problem with simultaneous pickup and deliveries is considered. This paper develops four new classes of valid inequalities for the problem. We generalize the idea of a no-good cut. Together, ... -
New packaging options for transporting tomatoes in India
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A new playbook for diversified companies
(MIT SLOAN MANAGEMENT REVIEW, 2018)A wave of corporate breakups has rippled through industry after industry over the past several years. This has happened in consumer goods, for instance, with Kraft Foods' spin-off of its North American grocery business; ... -
A new solution approach for multi-stage semi-open queuing networks: an application in shuttle-based compact storage systems
(Computers & Operations Research, 2020-08-20)Multi-stage semi-open queuing networks (SOQNs) are widely used to analyze the performance of multi-stage manufacturing systems and automated warehousing systems. While there are several methods available for solving ... -
New theories of international trade: a survey of literature
(1994-10-04) -
New trends in sensitivity training
(2002-10-21)Sensitivity Training (ST) is a process through which an individual explores the journey of human existence to ask some basic questions about life, relationships, interface across many roles, and purpose of one's own life. ... -
A new valid inequalities for optional communication spanning tree problem
(Informs Journal on Computing, 2019)The problem of designing a spanning tree on an underlying graph to minimize the flow costs of a given set of traffic demands is considered. Several new classes of valid inequalities are developed for the problem. Tests on ... -
No mandate for drastic change: UB2K
(2000-11-23) -
No return, no refund: an analysis of deposit refund systems
(2001-10-19)Firms and governments in developed economies frequently employ deposit-refund systems to promote return and reuse of product packages and containers. We analyze a model of monopoly facing heterogeneous consumers in which ... -
Nocebo effects from negative product information: when information hurts, paying money could heal
(Emerald, 2018)Purpose–This research aimed to find whether information about a product can give rise to negative perceptions even in inert situations (noceboeffects), and to understand how price levels impact such judgments.Design/meth ... -
A non-linear traffic flow-based queuing model to estimate container terminal throughput with AGVs
(Taylor & Francis, 2016)Efficient handling of containers at a terminal can reduce the overall vessel sojourn times and minimise operational costs. The internal transport of containers in these terminals is performed by vehicles that share a common ... -
Non-optimality of state by state monopoly pricing with demand uncertainty: an example
(Economics Letters, 2019)This paper considers a monopoly’s profit maximizing problem, where there is a continuum of consumers with unit demand, and valuations are given by one of two possible demand distributions/states. The firm’s problem is to ... -
Normative underpinnings of direct employee participation studies and implications for developing ethical reflexivity: a multidisciplinary review
(Springer International, 2017-09-21)This paper seeks to join studies which have drawn attention to the ethical reflexivity of research and the research enterprise in the organisational studies’ field. Towards this end, we review OB, HRM, and IR studies on ... -
The Nortel network
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A Note on a Keynesian model of aggregate demand: a reply
(1969-03T04)