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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Frank Knight"”.

  1. Neoliberalism and the Problem of Poverty, 1929-73

    … the Mont Pèlerin Society as its focus, including Frank Knight, Friedrich Hayek, Ludwig von Mises, Peter Bauer, and Milton Friedman. While poverty and inequality have formed the greatest arsenal of neoliberalism’s critics, my dissertation explores the solutions these thinkers offered to meet those …

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  2. Brownian particles interacting with a Newtonian Barrier: Skorohod maps and their use in solving a PDE with free boundary, strong approximation, and hydrodynamic limits.

    … PDE with free boundary condition. In 2001, Frank Knight constructed a stochastic process modeling the one dimensional interaction of two particles, one being Newtonian in the sense that it obeys Newton's laws of motion, and the other particle being Brownian. In the first chapter we construct …

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  3. Competition and Cooperation in Economic and Christian Thought: Towards a Better Understanding

    … who wrote at length on competition. Economist Frank Knight specified the conditions for the structural form of (perfect) competition, but then inter alia critiqued those conditions, giving them an apparently psychological aspect: however I argue Knight is really critiquing the competitive …

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  4. Competition and Cooperation in Economic and Christian Thought: Towards a Better Understanding

    … who wrote at length on competition. Economist Frank Knight specified the conditions for the structural form of (perfect) competition, but then inter alia critiqued those conditions, giving them an apparently psychological aspect: however I argue Knight is really critiquing the competitive …

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