Jehiel

(jēhī`əl), in the Bible. 1 Ancestor of Saul. 2 One of David's mighty men. 3 Musician of David. 4 Son of Jehoshaphat. 5 Levite under David. An alternate form is Jehieli. 6 Tutor of David's sons. 7 Levite under Hezekiah. 8 Leader under Josiah. 9 Father of a postexilic family. 10 Father of one who had a foreign wife.

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Objective: The analogy-based expectation equilibrium (jehiel, 2005) has been introduced to cope with strategic environments in which agents form their expectations by bundling data that come from different sources (see also the valuation equilibrium defined in jehiel and samet, 2007).

Ltcsei: Learning through categories in social and economic interactions

Ottaviani et Squintani 2006; Kartik, Ottaviani, et Squintani 2007; Jehiel et Koessler 2008; Chen 2011), l'auteur etablit sa propre typologie.

Approches formelles en transmission strategique de l'information : une boite a outils pour les decideurs publics

Javerbaum grew up attending a Conservative synagogue in New Jersey ("I had a wonderful rabbi, actually -- Rabbi Jehiel Orenstein -- I'd love to give a shout out to him''), but now describes himself as "not a religious person.

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She had numerous Loyalist ancestors including: Jeptha Hawley UE, Jehiel Hawley UE, Sheldon Hawley UE, James Johnston UE, Philip Switzer UE, Joseph Jenkes UE, Amos Martin UE, and Matthias Rose UE.

Smith, Gwendolyn Marguerite UE: 15 August 1921-16 September 2014

Johan Arndt, Warren French Barnhill, Michael Halliday, and Jehiel Zif.

Consumer protection in postwar Canada: role and contributions of the Consumers' Association of Canada to the public policy process

Born in Romania in 1908, Berkovits was a leading disciple of Rabbi Jehiel Jacob Weinberg of the Hildesheimer Seminary in Berlin and received his Ph.

Thews in the thought of Eliezer Berkovits

2012; Cason, Savikhin, and Sheremeta 2012; Falk, Fischbacher, and Gachter 2012; Huck, Jehiel, and Rutter 2011).

Simultaneous decision-making in competitive and cooperative environments

Milo Bianchi, University Paris-Dauphine, and Philippe Jehiel, PSE and UCL, "Financial Reporting and Market Efficiency with Extrapolative Investors"

Behavioral Finance

Jehiel (1992) defines, for instance, a scenery within, if the game is repeated an endless number of times, firms are able to collude on price and to get elevated profits through elevated prices; the central position is so preferred not owing to fear the strategic effect.

The model of the linear city under triangular distribution of consumers

the use of threats in bargaining); David Ettinger & Philippe Jehiel,

Conservation of migratory species in a changing climate: strategic behavior and policy design

Auctions with externalities have been introduced most notably by Jehiel and Moldovanu (1996) and Jehiel, Moldovanu, and Stacchetti (1996).

Repeated auctions with impatient bidders and externalities

Donin, a decade earlier had attacked the authority of the Talmud and was excommunicated by Rabbi Jehiel of Paris, while still clinging to Jewish status.

From Charlemagne to Charles de Gaulle: the fateful shaping force of Jew hatred on French Jewry Part I

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