Trade-Off Definition In economics, a very basic trade-off can be understood as the idea that if you choose one thing, you are going to lose another. The trade-off is taking the opportunity to have something, but in order to get that thing, you have to give up, or sacrifice, ...
Finding a trade-off between observability and economics in the fault detection of chemical processes 来自 国家科技图书文献中心 喜欢 0 阅读量: 31 作者:MB Shams,H Budman,T Duever 摘要: This paper presents a methodology to quantitatively gauge the potential economical loss due to unobserved faults ...
CJL Murray,AK Acharya - 《Journal of Health Economics》 被引量: 340发表: 1997年 A novel controller for a power system based belbic (brain emotional learning based intelligent controller) With this degree of freedom choosing of these parameters involves trade-off between overshoot and speed of re...
For example, the movement of goods in the ports of Antwerpen or Rotterdam has been largely favoured at the expense of controls. 3 Indeed, many regions in the South still lag behind: 97.4% of the firms employing more than 20 workers in the North-Western regions are able to export to ...
"So further escalation, through additional tariffs on consumer products and potentially autos for example, would likely tip the economy over the edge."HURTING REAL ECONOMYThe U.S.-initiated trade dispute with China is also taking a toll on the real economy, as evidenced by a contraction in ...
although transition to more-profitable land uses can improve living standards for the better-off, these transitions are not possible for those households that lack adequate knowledge or access to land and resources, especially non-farm households. Concurrently, our in-depth interviews with rural farm...
We characterize the worst-case trade-off between approximation ratios for the two objectives. Our results, for example, show the existence of a core node in which both objectives are simultaneously within 1.37 times their optimum value (if we were to disregard the other objective). We also ...
However, we used the practical example to the marginal trade-off in the agricultural ecological context. The DEA weighted slack based measurement was used to analyze the trade-off behavior between undesirable-output variables in terms of efficiencies. We obtained different results from several ...
Free trade can also make countries more dependent on the global market. For example, while the prices of some goods may be lower in the world market, there are strategic benefits for a country that produces those goods domestically. In the event of a war or crisis, the country may be for...
For example, colonial powers fought with each other over the right to trade exclusively with overseas colonies in the 17th century. British-China The British Empire has a long history of such trade battles. One example is the opium wars of the 19th century with China. ...