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Internet Searching Strategies Contents Formulating a Strategy Maximizing Your Search Results Evaluating Internet Resources Citing Internet Resources Formulating a Strategy Decide if your topic is likely to be addressed on the Internet.You will find excellent Internet resources for: Computers, engineering, physics. Natural sciences. Government information. Product/business information. Popular culture. You will find less information (although this is rapidly changing) about: Humanities (literature, history, philosophy, and the arts). Social sciences (anthropology, sociology, psychology, education). Decide on how current materials have to be to suit your needs. Expect to find mostly current information on the Internet. However, the expection is that information posted on the Internet will be updated frequentlyoften, it is not. Choose a type of Internet resource that will reflect what you need. For a search of many, many Internet resources, choose HotBot (www.hotbot.com). To search resources by subject area, choose Yahoo (www.yahoo.com).

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Revenue Maximizing Taxation is Not Optimal by Lawrence B. Lindsey Click here to see Figure 1. Click here to see Figure 2. The amount of tax revenue the government collects is therefore easily shown as a rectanglethe tax rate times the tax base. Click here to see Figure 3. increase in the excess burden of this tax is given by how much bigger the triangle to the right of the revenue box grew. That is graphically depicted in Figure 3 by rectangle "B" plus little triangle "C." To sum up, the government gained rectangle A and lost rectangle B. The taxpayer lost rectangles A and B and little triangle C. Whether it was a good idea or not to raise taxes depends on how much you value the government's need for revenue and how much you value the taxpayer's well-being. Washington Post on February 20, 1990. In the second paragraph, the Post goes through an analysis very similar to the one which I have just performed. A key difference is that the discussion is about CUTTING tax rates, not RAISING them. So, we have to consider the question in reverse: What is the GAIN in taxpayer well-beingor the reduction in EXCESS BURDEN per dollar of revenue lost by the Treasury? Post is talking about area A as a loss to the Treasury and area B as a gain to the Treasury from an expansion in taxable income. The editorial goes on to talk about the Joint Committee on Taxation (JCT) estimates of the burden of the tax, citing $100 billion as the amount by which taxpayers would be better off over five years. This is the JCT estimate of areas B and C. It then gives an estimate of the net revenue foregone of $11 billion. This is the JCT estimate of area A minus area B.

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Search Methods Table of Contents Definitions General Paradigms Generate and Test Means-End Analysis ... Sources Definitions heuristic Heuristics (the term was coined by Polya) are rules of thumb that may solve a given problem, but do not guarantee a solution. Put another way, heuristics are knowledge about the domain that helps guide search and reasoning in the domain. admissible search algorithm A search algorithm that always terminates in an optimal path from the initial node to a goal node if one exists. A* is admissible when the heuristic function never overestimates. problem space The environment in which the search takes place; it consists of a set of states of the problem and a set of operators that change the states. problem instance A problem space , together with an initial state and a goal state. The problem is to find a sequence of operators that transform the initial state into the goal state; such a sequence is called a solution to the problem. branching factor The average number of children of a given node, or the average number of new operators applicable to a given state. weak methods General search methods that use no domain knowledge.

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CASE.EDU: HOME DIRECTORIES SEARCH CAREER SERVICES Alumni Carrer Services Home Alumni Career Services Best Practices of Successful Job Seekers Maximizing Your Search Efforts ... Additional Resources Maximizing Your Search Efforts Get the Most Out of Targeting Markets Getting Job Interviews Get the Most Out of Networking Meetings Get the Most Out of Using Advertisements ... List of Known Recruiters Get the Most Out of Targeting Markets Focus is one of the keys to a successful search within a reasonable time frame. The more focused you are in planning and executing your search activities, the more effective they will perform for you as an integrated whole. The synergy that will develop between your networking meetings and cover letters, for example, results from your enhanced understanding of the needs and challenges of a given group of employers (from informational interviews) that you can then apply when communicating with new individuals in that same group (writing cover letters). The best way to ensure that you develop and maintain focus in your search is through the use of target markets - much like the target markets employed by marketers in business. This document will discuss the three steps of developing and using target markets in your search:

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