… Subsequently, a number of commentaries (see, for example, the early experiments by
Frohlich … differently (we say more on this in Frohlich, Oppenheimer, and Moore, 2001: 276–278). …

… Nevertheless, it is argued in Appendix 1 as well as in Frohlich and Oppenheimer, op.cit.,
that the size of the group is not a crucial factor governing the supply of collective goods. In our …

… to attitudes toward income redistribution: North America … to our wives, Roberta Frohlich and
Bonnie Oppenheimer. They … (see Frohlich, Oppenheimer, and Eavey 1987a and 1987b, and …

… hybrids agree nicely with the observed or calculated bond angles of alkyls and hydrides
with the formula TMH n +1 and TMR n +1 . Figure 5 shows the orientations of sd …

… In 1995–1996, the size of the 60 physician service areas varied substantially from 1,100
persons in the isolated northern community of Churchill to 108,823 in Winnipeg North East. The …

… = o or D = n. The argument is formulated in this way in Frohlich, Oppenheimer, and Young. …
21 The model developed in Frohlich, Oppenheimer, and Young is built upon these concepts. …

… Preliminary reports on experiments which consider this issue and the related issue of the
stability of any distributive principle are contained in N. Frohlich and J. Oppenheimer, 'A Test of …

… The bonding interactions either between the metal fragment L′ n M and a single ligand
L or between the bare metal M and the ligands L n have been analyzed with the energy …

… (N= 9) and the highest number of last-place rankings (N= 106). Maximizing the average with
a floor constraint received more first-place rankings (N= … -place rankings (N = 3). Maximizing …

As more and more social science experiments are being run on computers, the question of
whether these new laboratory instruments affect outcomes is increasingly important. We …