Therefore, the policy suggestions obtained in this subsection can be summarized as follows.
In the first subsection, we discuss the historical context for adoption of workers' compensation insurance in the early twentieth century.
As a policy argument, however, this kind of argument from hypotheticals falls victim to the difficulties described in the previous subsection.
In principle, this second section of the brachystochrone can have subsections in which the density is growing and subsections in which it is decreasing.
However, when (6.43) applies, additional regions are required, the asymptotic structure being as described in the previous subsection.
The discussion in the previous subsection already provides all the theoretical machinery that is needed.
A control algorithm very similar to that in the previous subsection was constructed for this analysis.
This convergent integral will be computed in the following subsection by the method of multipole expansions.
