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Figure  1:  The  estimate  d8t .
Table  2:  Comparison  of total  revenue  and  average  price  for  the  myopic,  the one-dimensional and  five-dimensional  DP  policies  for  ct  N(0,  16),  over  1000  simulation  runs  with  T  =  5 and  c =  125.

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