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Boating Against the Current: Cases, Concepts, Models and Development Power

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feng dai (Zhengzhou Information Engineering University)

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Generalizing from many of actual problems, this paper puts forward the game: boating against the current, discusses the related assumptions and analyzes the related characters of it. Further more, the author gives the dispersed and continuous models for boating against the current Based on the Partial Distribution[14]-[17]. It is worth to say that the game of boating against the current is a representative example of Development Power problems [18]-[21]. So we should see that the theories of Development Power is proved to have a wide realistic background, and studying Development Power is important for human to interpret and to analyze the macro-laws and macro-characters of economy and society developing.

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Date of creation: 08 Mar 2005
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Keywords: boating against the current Development Power (DP) Partial Distribution society and economy analytic model

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