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Plantilla de Trabajos Individuales de UPIITA
Plantilla para trabajos individuales de UPIITA. Incluye referencias estilo IEEE.
Medrano

Taif University Exam Template
A LaTeX template for typing exams using exam package.
Faisal Al-Malki

Ejemplo Informecon APA
Este es un ejemplo de un documento donde se incluyen partes en español y además las referencias de APA
Sofìa Fonseca Muñoz

Plantilla Trabajo de grado AUNAR
Plantilla para proyectos de grado en formato APA para la Corporación Universitaria Autónoma de Nariño (AUNAR)
John Erick Ortiz Guzman

Rujhan Arora's Resume
Rujhan Arora's resume. Created based on the Software Engineer resume template.
Rujhan Arora

Using "import" to facilitate main file in subfolder
Some authors prefer to place their manuscript LaTeX source files in a subfolder, and other research artefacts (figures, tables, etc) in another subfolder. This example shows how this workflow can be maintained on Overleaf, by providing a top-level main.tex that pulls in the real main LaTeX file from the subfolder using the import package.
LianTze Lim

Page de Garde de Thèse Universite Toulouse 3
Version mise en ligne par T. Grégoire
http://tlsflyleaf.onada.fr/
Ajouté sur Overleaf par L. SIMON
Voir la documentation complète sur http://tlsflyleaf.onada.fr/
T. Grégoire

Mind the Gap: Inequality and Diversification
Understanding the origins of wealth inequality is critical in the debate over what, if anything, to do about it. In this note, we propose a simple model which is still rich enough to reproduce observed patterns of wealth inequality. We call it the Concentrated Asset Betting (CAB) model. A key element of CAB is a phenomenon known in the gambling world as “over-betting the edge.” The model we propose is based on the observation that a high fraction of investors have experienced sub-par growth in their savings, after allowing for consumption and philanthropy, relative to the tremendous long-term growth in the public stock market. Some of the reasons put forward to explain the shortfall in investor returns include investment fees, commissions and taxes. Our model suggests there may be something even larger and more insidious at work – pervasive and systematically poor money management.
James White, Victor Haghani & Jeffrey Rosenbluth

ACM DIS2020 Long Paper Submission Template
ACM DIS2020 Conference Long paper format.
For more information see https://dis.acm.org/2020/
ACM DIS2020 Committee