optimization
This keyword was found on the following pages:
Conrad, J.M. 1999. The bioeconomics of marine sanctuaries. Journal of Bioeconomics
Journal of Bioeconomics
1:
205—217.
[abstract]
Keywords:
economics •
fisheries •
optimization •
stochastic simulation.
Corne, D./Dorigo, M./Glover, F. 1999.
New Ideas in Optimization.
New York: McGraw-Hill.
Keyword:
optimization.
Harford , J.D. 2000. A reconsideration of the bioeconomics of marine sanctuaries: Commentary on Jon Conrad's paper.
Journal of Bioeconomics
2:
133—138.
[abstract]
Keywords:
economics •
fisheries •
optimization •
stochastic simulation.
Hirshleifer, J. 1977. Economics from a biological viewpoint.
Journal of Law and Economics
20:
1—52.
Keywords:
altruism •
biological models of the firm •
change •
ecology •
equilibrium •
evolutionary ethics •
fitness •
group selection •
Lamarckism •
mutualism •
optimization •
population biology •
selfishness •
social Darwinism •
sociobiology •
teleology •
utility.
Hodgson, G.M.
1992. Optimization and evolution: Winter's critique of Friedman revisited. Report no. 11/92 of the Research Group on Biological Foundations of Human Culture, Center for Interdisciplinary Research, University of Bielefeld. [abstract]
Keywords:
evolutionary economics •
maximization •
optimization •
satisficing •
selectionism.
Hosseini, H. 1990. The archaic, the obsolete and the mythical in neoclassical economics: Problems with the rationality and optimizing assumptions of the Jevons-Marshallian system.
American Journal of Economics and Sociology
49:
81—92.
Keywords:
optimization •
rationality.
Khalil, E.L. 2000. Survival of the most foolish of fools: The limits of evolutionary selection theory.
Journal of Bioeconomics
2:
203—220.
Keywords:
efficiency •
hysteresis •
market selection •
natural selection •
optimization •
path dependency •
productivity •
rationality.
Khalil, E.L. 2000. Survival of the most foolish of fools: The limits of evolutionary selection theory.
Journal of Bioeconomics
2:
203—220.
[abstract]
Keywords:
efficiency •
hysteresis •
market selection •
natural selection •
optimization •
path dependency •
productivity •
rationality.
Miller, G.F./Todd, P.M. 1995.
The role of mate choice in biocomputation: Sexual selection as a process of search, optimization, and diversification.
In
Banzhaf/Eeckman, Evolution and Biocomputation,
169—204.
Keywords:
biocomputation •
diversification •
mate choice •
optimization •
search •
sexual selection.
Smith, E.A. 1987.
Optimization theory in anthropology: Applications and critiques.
In
Dupré, The Latest on the Best,
201—249.
Keywords:
anthropology •
bounded rationality •
optimization.
Stout, R. 1998. The evolution of theoretically useful traits.
Biology and Philosophy
13:
529—540.
[abstract][pdf.]
Keywords:
adaptation •
evolutionary explanation •
fitness •
function •
Millikan •
optimization •
Wright.
Witt, U. 1999. Bioeconomics as economics from a Darwinian perspective.
Journal of Bioeconomics
1:
19—34.
[abstract]
Keywords:
adaptation •
analogy •
bioeconomics •
Darwinian world view •
evolutionary economics •
evolutionary progress •
genetic endowment •
growth of consumption •
natural selection •
optimization •
preferences •
situational logic •
subjectivism.
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