University of Cape Town, December 2003. Mr Matthew Breier, MA in Economics. Thesis topic: poverty and women’s “Time, agency in rural South Africa.” Degree granted (posthumously) by the University of Cape Town, 2008. Dr Tendeukayi Mugadza, Ph.D. in Economics. Thesis topic: costs of “Opportunity international trade capacity development in sub-Saharan Africa.” Degree granted by the University of Cape Town, 2010. In progress: Mr Hofmeyr, Ph.D. in Economics. Thesis topic: preferences and “Risk addiction”. Mr Alexander Schuhr, Ph.D. in Economics. Thesis topic: modeling of “Structural heterogeneity in risk and time preference”. Mr Matthew Townshend, Ph.D. in Economics. Thesis topic: an optimal road “Toward investment policy in South Africa” Mr George Etheredge, Ph.D. in Economics. Thesis topic: “Technology-induced constraints on bitumen supply in South Africa: Causes and policy responses”. Mr Brian Monroe, Ph.D. in Economics. Thesis topic: concealment among “Preference South African subjects in economic experiments”. Mr Godfrey Cadogan, Ph.D. in Economics. Thesis topic: rank “Distinguishing dependence from loss aversion in empirical data on risky choices.” Mr Ross Harvey, Ph.D. in Economics. Thesis topic: investment in “Chinese commodity extraction and its impact on African governance and institutions.” AND MONOGRAPHS 1. Ross, D. New York: Peter Lang, 1993. Metaphor, Meaning and Cognition. 2. Ross, D. ("New Frontiers in Artificial I nouvi percorsi dell'intelligenza artificiale Intelligence"). Edizioni Scientifiche Italiane, Naples, 1995. 3. Ross, D. What People Want: The Concept of Utility from Bentham to Game Theory.
University of Cape Town, December 2003. Mr Matthew Breier, MA in Economics. Thesis topic: “Time, poverty and women’s agency in rural South Africa.” Degree granted (posthumously) by the University of Cape Town, 2008. Dr Tendeukayi Mugadza, Ph.D. in Economics. Thesis topic: “Opportunity costs of international trade capacity development in sub-Saharan Africa.” Degree granted by the University of Cape Town, 2010. In progress: Mr Hofmeyr, Ph.D. in Economics. Thesis topic: “Risk preferences and addiction”. Mr Alexander Schuhr, Ph.D. in Economics. Thesis topic: “Structural modeling of heterogeneity in risk and time preference”. Mr Matthew Townshend, Ph.D. in Economics. Thesis topic: “Toward an optimal road investment policy in South Africa” Mr George Etheredge, Ph.D. in Economics. Thesis topic: “Technology-induced constraints on bitumen supply in South Africa: Causes and policy responses”. Mr Brian Monroe, Ph.D. in Economics. Thesis topic: “Preference concealment among South African subjects in economic experiments”. Mr Godfrey Cadogan, Ph.D. in Economics. Thesis topic: “Distinguishing rank dependence from loss aversion in empirical data on risky choices.” Mr Ross Harvey, Ph.D. in Economics. Thesis topic: “Chinese investment in commodity extraction and its impact on African governance and institutions.” AND MONOGRAPHS 1. Ross, D. Metaphor, Meaning and Cognition. New York: Peter Lang, 1993. 2. Ross, D. I nouvi percorsi dell'intelligenza artificiale ("New Frontiers in Artificial Intelligence"). Edizioni Scientifiche Italiane, Naples, 1995. 3. Ross, D. What People Want: The Concept of Utility from Bentham to Game Theory.
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