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REUTERS JPMorgan Bribery Inquiry Said to Uncover a Spreadsheet  |  As regulators look into whether JPMorgan Chase hired workers in Asia in an effort to win business from their relatives, the inquiry has uncovered a spreadsheet that "links some hiring decisions to specific transactions pursued by the bank," according to Bloomberg News, which cites unidentified people with knowledge of the matter.

Time preferences can help explain how countries make allocation decisions to specific programs.

But I do worry about how closely society's desires would map onto the detailed decisions to fund specific projects.

Alternatively, if multiple receivers process their observed data independently and send their decisions to a specific user, which then makes a final decision, it is called decision fusion.

It therefore also would be useful for future research to investigate which demographic and/or professional factors are related to individuals' decisions to access specific online courses.

A binary regression model was employed to identify the most important factors affecting agro-pastoralists' decisions to adopt specific adaptation measures.

From this perspective, learning is all about understanding why things happen and why some decisions lead to specific outcomes.

Myerson also believes it makes sense to act now, even though the ability to target decision-making to specific genetic alterations is still in its infancy.

The Bank's chief economist Spencer Dale, and Carney's right-hand man Charlie Bean, a deputy governor, had made speeches outlining the possible problems of locking the Bank's decision-making to specific economic data.

Steven Aftergood, director of the Project on Government Secrecy at the Federation of American Scientists, questioned the decision to withhold specific details.

But the justices appeared eager to avoid a broad ruling and to confine their eventual decision to the specific context of a suspected crime.