We study a single queue joining equilibrium when there is uncertainty in the consumers’ minds about the service rate and value. Without such uncertainty, the joining equilibria are characterized by means of a single threshold queue length above which consumers do not join (Naor, 1969). We show that in the presence of such uncertainty, the equilibrium joining strategy is not fully characterized ...

There is one period which you should regard your own, not only for the development of science and medicine in your own continent [of Australia], but also generally for the history of medicine and the history and philosophy of science as it is developing so rapidly today. It is a great century and it will come to be regarded as undoubtedly the greatest of centuries-greater than the Renaissance. ...