I suspect what you're asking is, "Why do people say that Qp=R when p=∞?" This is more a matter of convention (and convenience) than anything. There is no "let p -> infinity" going on. What is going on is that Q has several absolute values: up to equivalence, these are the ...
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(10) goes to zero if \(x\) becomes large, implying that the slope of \({N}^{FOC}\left(x\right)\) goes to infinity. Thus, there exist two intersections of the \({N}^{FOC}\left(x\right)\) curve and the \({N}^{SS}\left(x\right)\) curve in \((N, x)\)-space, ...
This is probability, which is not in reality but our mind. In reality, in any real group the balance of people with attribute 1 might not be equally proportioned. Suppose we’re taking 100 in each Group, and that in total, 30 people have the hidden attribute. It could be that all 30...
I feel like I just blacked in because I have no clue what happened the last two hours. Were the songs supposed to mean something? The singing was painful, even from Gaga, and the musical numbers were SO bland. Was the story supposed to be interesting? Joker in court is such a boring...
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(3). (3)μit=∑j=−∞∞ϕijɛit+j+vitHere, vit is stationary and summable, and its mean is zero; ϕi is not infinity; and all leads and lags of vit and ɛit are uncorrelated contemporaneously. Then we substitute Eq. (3) into Eqs. (1), (2), and DOLS can be ...
The ratios of successive Fibonacci numbers approach the golden ratio as the numbers approach infinity. Want to see how these fascinating numbers are expressed in nature? No need to visit your local pet store; all you have to do is look around you. How the Fibonacci Sequence Works in Nature ...
LEVITT: I went back to this company and I said, “I’m really sorry to say, but with the data you have, with nothing like a randomized experiment, it’s just possible that the return on investment could be anywhere from zero to infinity. ...
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