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For all that Chinese companies don give a damn about social responsibility, they answer to a functional government, that is concerned with maintaining a peaceful atmosphere where they can make money and not take a hit to their reputation in Africa. The Congolese government also has some interest in protecting foreign concerns within the country. Where Chinese companies are mining, rebels aren.

The PNAS paper has attracted the attention of the UCLA Newsroom which issued a press release with a very accessible description of the problem and its solution. The problem has its roots in the writings of 18th century demographers and its more recent awareness is usually associated with Campbell (1957) and Cook and Campbell (1979) writings on quasi experiments. Bareinboim has further given this puzzle a complete algorithmic solution.I said it is a gem because solving any problem instance gives me as much pleasure as solving a puzzle in ancient Greek geometry.

Computationally efficient designs of a global parameter sensitivity analysis method are used to identify the key controlling parameters with respect to the main features of the Ca2+ data. The underlying mechanism behind the experimentally observed, rapid, amplified Ca2+ response is shown to be a rapid rate of inositol trisphosphate (IP3) formation from Phosphatidylinositol 4,5 bisphosphate (PIP2) hydrolysis. Using the same results, potential drug targets (apart fromthe GPCR) are identified, including the sarco/endoplasmic reticulum Ca2+ ATPase (SERCA) and PIP2.

This paper aims to study how the population size affects the computation time of evolutionary algorithms in a rigorous way. The computation time of evolutionary algorithms can be measured by either the number of generations (hitting time) or the number of fitness evaluations (running time) to find an optimal solution. Population scalability is the ratio of the expected hitting time between a benchmark algorithm and an algorithm using a larger population size.

We hypothesise that certain market conditions could lead to liquidity shocks that will consequently increase SEO underpricing (defined as the close to offer return). We propose three scenarios of market conditions, namely aggregate issues with large volume, large market declines and market volatility. Using a sample of about 5,000 seasoned equity offerings from 1987 to 2009, we found that market volatility is significantly and positively related to SEO underpricing after controlling for other factors.We employed an estimation method proposed by Chambers and Dimson (2009) to examine the behaviour of SEO underpricing over our sample period from 1987 to 2009.We borrowed the investment banking power hypothesis from the literature and argued that the upward shift of SEO underpricing over the sample period could be explained by the increase of investment banking power.