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... the writing of experts. To be included, the source had to be published (book, paper in journal, or monograph); it had to relate to marketing; and it had to be a source where the reader would expect to find a comprehensive treatment of the planning process. The second, 'company sources', was based on ...
... the writing of experts. To be included, the source had to be published (book, paper in journal, or monograph); it had to relate to marketing; and it had to be a source where the reader would expect to find a comprehensive treatment of the planning process. The second, 'company sources', was based on ...
View/Open
... The impact of the Law of Cattle and Beef Traceability on the Hanwoo beef industry is measured by the term in demand side and the term in supply side given the system above. To identify the impact, we take three steps. First, equilibrium price and quantity are determined by both demand ...
... The impact of the Law of Cattle and Beef Traceability on the Hanwoo beef industry is measured by the term in demand side and the term in supply side given the system above. To identify the impact, we take three steps. First, equilibrium price and quantity are determined by both demand ...
Quality Management Practices in Cocoa Production in
... Input cost (cost of pesticide, fertilizer and herbicide) in 1985/86 was =N= 533.31 whereas the profitability ratio in this season was 1.46. In 1992/93, input cost was =N= 509.35 and profitability ratio was 5.67. In 1999/200, input cost was =N= 595.1 and profitability ratio was 3.41. ...
... Input cost (cost of pesticide, fertilizer and herbicide) in 1985/86 was =N= 533.31 whereas the profitability ratio in this season was 1.46. In 1992/93, input cost was =N= 509.35 and profitability ratio was 5.67. In 1999/200, input cost was =N= 595.1 and profitability ratio was 3.41. ...
Information, Search, and Price Dispersion
... As Figure 1 reveals, research on information, search, and price dispersion has become increasingly important since the publication of Stigler’s seminal article on the Economics of Information. Until about 1998, most studies focused on environments where consumers incur a positive cost of obtaining e ...
... As Figure 1 reveals, research on information, search, and price dispersion has become increasingly important since the publication of Stigler’s seminal article on the Economics of Information. Until about 1998, most studies focused on environments where consumers incur a positive cost of obtaining e ...
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Non-Conventional Variance Analysis [Ncva], Its
... Conventional approach to variance analysis is to compute variances based on acquisition cost and standard prices for the acquisition of the resources. This is misleading, when scarce resources exist. Failure to use scarce resource efficiently leads not only to increased acquisition cost but also to ...
... Conventional approach to variance analysis is to compute variances based on acquisition cost and standard prices for the acquisition of the resources. This is misleading, when scarce resources exist. Failure to use scarce resource efficiently leads not only to increased acquisition cost but also to ...
Supply Space and Horizontality in Firms and Mergers
... irrationality in aspects of contemporary antitrust. 3 As will be pointed out, part of the problem may be involuntarily self-inflicted - an inadequate -conceptual framework of mergers. Theory and empirical evidence suggest two broad motivations for merger: (1) technological ("functional") relationshi ...
... irrationality in aspects of contemporary antitrust. 3 As will be pointed out, part of the problem may be involuntarily self-inflicted - an inadequate -conceptual framework of mergers. Theory and empirical evidence suggest two broad motivations for merger: (1) technological ("functional") relationshi ...
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... demand during the low-price period. In addition to any direct benefit from this, those who purchase the product have an opportunity to learn directly about the product’s effectiveness. Depending on prices and individuals’ prior beliefs about the value of the product, this learning effect can either ...
... demand during the low-price period. In addition to any direct benefit from this, those who purchase the product have an opportunity to learn directly about the product’s effectiveness. Depending on prices and individuals’ prior beliefs about the value of the product, this learning effect can either ...
Microprocessor Design 2002
... • Favor the frequent case over the infrequent case – E.g., Instruction fetch and decode unit used more frequently than multiplier, so optimize it first – E.g., If database server has 50 disks / processor, storage dependability dominates system dependability, so optimize it first ...
... • Favor the frequent case over the infrequent case – E.g., Instruction fetch and decode unit used more frequently than multiplier, so optimize it first – E.g., If database server has 50 disks / processor, storage dependability dominates system dependability, so optimize it first ...
Advertising Theories and Models œ how well can these be
... organisations on a daily basis: External and Internal Communications. Internal communications means the communication that the organisation uses to reach out to its employees within the organisation. Employees work as an internal customer and it is as important to keep them satisfied as it is with t ...
... organisations on a daily basis: External and Internal Communications. Internal communications means the communication that the organisation uses to reach out to its employees within the organisation. Employees work as an internal customer and it is as important to keep them satisfied as it is with t ...
Commodity Market Maps and Price Bulletins
... (magnitude to or direction) may affect local markets and populations. ...
... (magnitude to or direction) may affect local markets and populations. ...
The Supply Chain`s Role in Improving Animal Welfare
... has led many chains to become substantially differentiated for reasons other than simply animal welfare. Notwithstanding the substantial concentration in the slaughtering, processing and retailing sectors, there is already a large number of differentiated and separately labeled animal product lines, ...
... has led many chains to become substantially differentiated for reasons other than simply animal welfare. Notwithstanding the substantial concentration in the slaughtering, processing and retailing sectors, there is already a large number of differentiated and separately labeled animal product lines, ...
The estimation of the derived demand schedule for raw wool using
... of eleven buyers from wool exporting firms in New Zealand were interviewed to obtain four weekly raw wool auction purchase forecasts. ...
... of eleven buyers from wool exporting firms in New Zealand were interviewed to obtain four weekly raw wool auction purchase forecasts. ...
UPS-T-2-Luciani.pdf
... the costs avoided as a result of worksharing. It was a significant departure from well- ...
... the costs avoided as a result of worksharing. It was a significant departure from well- ...
Industry Evolution with Endogenous Entry and Exit
... Whether and when to enter the market is a critical decision for a firm that is interested in a new industry. While early entry often means facing less competition and enjoying more market power, the small demand of a new industry during the infancy period and the large uncertainty as to when the sal ...
... Whether and when to enter the market is a critical decision for a firm that is interested in a new industry. While early entry often means facing less competition and enjoying more market power, the small demand of a new industry during the infancy period and the large uncertainty as to when the sal ...
Music Piracy: Bad for Record Sales but Good for the
... song. Basic econometrics tells us that a larger degree of variation in independent variables (the expected probability of getting caught and possible fines in our case) provides more information about their effect on the dependent variable (illegal downloads here). The second reason is that the leve ...
... song. Basic econometrics tells us that a larger degree of variation in independent variables (the expected probability of getting caught and possible fines in our case) provides more information about their effect on the dependent variable (illegal downloads here). The second reason is that the leve ...
Markets and Prices in Less Developed Countries
... and ways of correcting them. Perhaps the single best touchstone is a concern for prices and their role'. The book proceeds by considering the three main strands in the theoretical analysis of agricultural product markets - production, consumption, and exchange which is the interaction of consumption ...
... and ways of correcting them. Perhaps the single best touchstone is a concern for prices and their role'. The book proceeds by considering the three main strands in the theoretical analysis of agricultural product markets - production, consumption, and exchange which is the interaction of consumption ...
Proposal on calendar for the Second Phase
... Amendment required to launch the Second Phase. “The Parties undertake to complete and update the indicative lists of infrastructure developments for the 2015 Project before the launch of the second phase including the binding requests of the 2015 Project. The final list will be contractualised by wa ...
... Amendment required to launch the Second Phase. “The Parties undertake to complete and update the indicative lists of infrastructure developments for the 2015 Project before the launch of the second phase including the binding requests of the 2015 Project. The final list will be contractualised by wa ...
Influential Opinion Leaders - cerge-ei
... the most reliable source of information by prospective consumers, and that the diffusion process is overwhelmingly driven by these well informed, visible individuals (e.g., Weimann, 1991). Consistent with this literature, our results show that if each potential adopter observes the early choices of ...
... the most reliable source of information by prospective consumers, and that the diffusion process is overwhelmingly driven by these well informed, visible individuals (e.g., Weimann, 1991). Consistent with this literature, our results show that if each potential adopter observes the early choices of ...
Principle of Maximum Expected Utility (von Neumann
... Record length of message and dwell time before calendar invoked Perform regression Observed dwell before action (sec) ...
... Record length of message and dwell time before calendar invoked Perform regression Observed dwell before action (sec) ...
NBER WORKING PAPER SERIES DO EQUILIBRIUM REAL BUSINESS CYCLE THEORIES EXPLAIN POST-WAR
... models. However, the extreme assumptions that underlie the former models have been largely rejected in the recent literature (see, e.g., Modigliani l977).1 Accordingly, in discussing potential interpretations of our empirical findings ...
... models. However, the extreme assumptions that underlie the former models have been largely rejected in the recent literature (see, e.g., Modigliani l977).1 Accordingly, in discussing potential interpretations of our empirical findings ...
Engineering Optimal Network Effects via Social Media Features and
... Our study focuses on paid digital goods and services where the value is mostly induced by the network. Some examples include (but are not restricted to) massive multiplayer online games (e.g., World of Warcraft), social dating sites (e.g., eHarmony, Match.com), professional social networks (Salesfor ...
... Our study focuses on paid digital goods and services where the value is mostly induced by the network. Some examples include (but are not restricted to) massive multiplayer online games (e.g., World of Warcraft), social dating sites (e.g., eHarmony, Match.com), professional social networks (Salesfor ...
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... addition, static game models have been widely used to evaluate the producer’s pricing strategy and examine the existence of market power. For example, Merel (2008) measured seller market power in the French Comte cheese market and found no monopoly power exercised during the study years. Prasertsri ...
... addition, static game models have been widely used to evaluate the producer’s pricing strategy and examine the existence of market power. For example, Merel (2008) measured seller market power in the French Comte cheese market and found no monopoly power exercised during the study years. Prasertsri ...
Price Discovery through Crude Palm Oil Futures: An
... pricing efficiency: the degree to which a commodity’s price is determined by competitive forces and the speed with which a commodity’s price or price quotation incorporates information about changes in demand - supply conditions (Burns, 1983). In short, it refers to a market where there are many wel ...
... pricing efficiency: the degree to which a commodity’s price is determined by competitive forces and the speed with which a commodity’s price or price quotation incorporates information about changes in demand - supply conditions (Burns, 1983). In short, it refers to a market where there are many wel ...
Allocation of Marketing Resources to Optimize Customer Equity
... Carlo simulation coupled with bootstrap. In this way both the uncertainty in the model parameters and the uncertainty in the customer behavior is captured. i ...
... Carlo simulation coupled with bootstrap. In this way both the uncertainty in the model parameters and the uncertainty in the customer behavior is captured. i ...
3 The Passenger Choice Models Currently in Use by Boeing
... airlines, etc.) that forms a laboratory for research into understanding airline competitive behavior in response to the potential introduction of existing or new Boeing products. The Network Value Index (NVI) is a specific application that emerges from the theory of random utility, and allows us to ...
... airlines, etc.) that forms a laboratory for research into understanding airline competitive behavior in response to the potential introduction of existing or new Boeing products. The Network Value Index (NVI) is a specific application that emerges from the theory of random utility, and allows us to ...