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requirement of the equilibrium. From the expected utility at information sets h1 through h4, we know that this equilibrium requires the expected utility of pr(x;B) = 1 ≥ 0 ≥ the expected utility of pr(x;W) = 1. We evaluate the conditions under which this inequality holds subsequently. If ps = (1,0,0,1,0,0), then the numerator of the expected utility from pr(x;W) = 1 reduces to ak(1 - b)U + (1 - a)kbU + a(1 - k)bU + a(1 k)(1 - b)U + (1 - a)(1 - k)bU + (1 - a)(1 - k)(1 - b)U. It is trivial to show that this

equality holds whenever Y is G-measurable and X and XY are integrable. (f) E(·|G) respects monotone convergence : 0 ≤ Xn ↑ X =⇒ E(Xn |G) ↑ E(X|G) (g) If ϕ is convex (in particular if ϕ(x) = x2 ) and E|ϕ(X)| < ∞ then a conditional form of Jensen’s inequality holds : ϕ(E(X|G) ≤ E(ϕ(X)|G) (h) E(·|G) is a continuous contraction of Lp for p ≥ 1 : E(X|G) and Xn −→ Lp p ≤ X p X implies E(Xn |G) −→ Lp E(X|G) (i) Repeated Conditioning. For G0 ⊂ G1 ⊂ . . ., G∞ = σ(∪Gi ), and X ∈ Lp with

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tâche, etc. Toutes ces formes se conjuguent souvent en une stratégie unique, au point que nous présentons souvent comme inéluctable ce qui relève en fait d’une décision d’affaires ou de politique. 95 WOOD (A), North-South Trade, Employment and Inequality : Changing Futures in a Skill-Driven World, New York, Oxford University Press, 1994* 324 Nous voyons donc ici que les étudiants Erasmus répondent plus ou moins consciemment et volontairement à cette injonction à la flexibilité, avec des niveaux

cultural identities. Hofstede’s analysis for India indicates a high power distance society and all other measures are relatively moderate. Even so the traditional caste system has been outlawed the attitudes still remain. India shows a high level of inequality of power and wealth within the society. This fact is rather accepted by the population as a cultural norm. India's lowest ranking Dimension is Uncertainty Avoidance at 40, compared to the world average of 65. This shows that the population may have

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about the Equal Pay Act that was passed in Parliament in 1968, establishing the principle of equal pay for equal work. It is clear from both texts that there had been discrimination against women, but that much was accomplished in the 60s to reduce inequality between men and women in the workplace and in British society in general. 42 • U N IT 2 2. Standing strong & Productions possibles : a. b. c. d. Harold Wilson was the UK Prime Minister at the time. He belonged to the Labour Party. At the