… the concepts of intention and intentionality. Then we examine the notion of social agent (ie,
an agent … We show that the notion of social agent either requires more complex computations …

… is not that the Coase Theorem is false, but that the truth of the Coase Theorem … the usual
assumptions we make about economic agents. The most traditional sort of assumption, and the …

… be overcome completely if the social price of leisure (ie the productivity or wage rate of … cost
to the very statement of the contract, a cost to understanding it and its implications, and a cost …

… This argument, used against the agency cost approach, leads to the conclusion: Agency …
The social feasibility of sanctions against the agent and his failure as an entrepreneur or his …

… , our agents would have to first choose the … the cost of running Lyfe Agents in terms of “cost
per agent per human hour”. We have to calculate the cost per agent because each agent …

… This paper is concerned with various uses of agent-based models in the social sciences …
must choose how much effort to put into their group, and there is an associated cost to the agent …

… , were the major societal cost … The aim of this paper is to consider the cost effectiveness of
relatively recent disease-modifying agents, such as interferons and glatiramer acetate, in the …

… the exercise of agency may well be passively a-social or actively anti-social (stealing,
cheating, vandalism) and ‘being social’may well involve securing livelihood stability at the cost of …

… Peak electricity demand is a pressing international energy policy concern, causing
widespread blackouts and increasing the cost of electricity for all consumers. In Australia alone, …

… existence of a unique Nash equilibrium and synchronicity, the need for central control, the
cost … the communication between the agents can be kept low, yet yielding a fair solution to all …