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... estimate the welfare effects of proposed WTO disciplines. Up to date production, consumption and price data are used in combination with elasticities from other studies to develop a model that accommodates a range of trade policy scenarios and modelling strategies. Welfare estimates are calculated a ...
... estimate the welfare effects of proposed WTO disciplines. Up to date production, consumption and price data are used in combination with elasticities from other studies to develop a model that accommodates a range of trade policy scenarios and modelling strategies. Welfare estimates are calculated a ...
View/Open
... The model's structure is similar to the fluid market, with the important difference that an effective offer-to-program produces a surplus in the affected wholesale market (equation (15b)), which must be removed by the government to sustain the offerto-purchase price. Wholesale supplies are assumed t ...
... The model's structure is similar to the fluid market, with the important difference that an effective offer-to-program produces a surplus in the affected wholesale market (equation (15b)), which must be removed by the government to sustain the offerto-purchase price. Wholesale supplies are assumed t ...
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... the level of technical efficiency of their farm by calculating the maximum output for a given set of inputs. However, there are many other technical factors and different kinds of programs, besides inputs and outputs that can affect technical efficiency. Agricultural Research Management Survey (ARMS ...
... the level of technical efficiency of their farm by calculating the maximum output for a given set of inputs. However, there are many other technical factors and different kinds of programs, besides inputs and outputs that can affect technical efficiency. Agricultural Research Management Survey (ARMS ...
Personalization, Customization and Choice
... Whereas Amazon serves as the prototypical example of personalization, Dell Computer plays that role for customization in the computer industry. The customer can order a computer from Dell according to his/her needs and likes. Thus the computer is custom-made for the user. The long-term pay-off of th ...
... Whereas Amazon serves as the prototypical example of personalization, Dell Computer plays that role for customization in the computer industry. The customer can order a computer from Dell according to his/her needs and likes. Thus the computer is custom-made for the user. The long-term pay-off of th ...
Black Walnut Harvesting Costs
... picking nuts for their own use or a limited niche market, probably isn’t an option at all. The only time hand labor would be attractive would be in the case of a limited acreage of high-value nuts, processed and direct-marketed to special buyers. The price would have to be set so it covers productio ...
... picking nuts for their own use or a limited niche market, probably isn’t an option at all. The only time hand labor would be attractive would be in the case of a limited acreage of high-value nuts, processed and direct-marketed to special buyers. The price would have to be set so it covers productio ...
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... consumption, a price change, because of a change in either consumer or producer subsidy in one market, will have both price and quantity effects in the other market. An important task for economic analysis is to explain and quantify the process by which production and consumption respond in these in ...
... consumption, a price change, because of a change in either consumer or producer subsidy in one market, will have both price and quantity effects in the other market. An important task for economic analysis is to explain and quantify the process by which production and consumption respond in these in ...
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... non-harvest which has been considered to some degree is a temporary “non-production” option. The idea behind this option is that it might be technically possible to develop a plant growth regulator which a grower could apply to a portion of the acreage near bloom time to prevent production that year ...
... non-harvest which has been considered to some degree is a temporary “non-production” option. The idea behind this option is that it might be technically possible to develop a plant growth regulator which a grower could apply to a portion of the acreage near bloom time to prevent production that year ...
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... Whereas Amazon serves as the prototypical example of personalization, Dell Computer plays that role for customization in the computer industry. The customer can order a computer from Dell according to his/her needs and likes. Thus the computer is custom-made for the user. The long-term pay-off of th ...
... Whereas Amazon serves as the prototypical example of personalization, Dell Computer plays that role for customization in the computer industry. The customer can order a computer from Dell according to his/her needs and likes. Thus the computer is custom-made for the user. The long-term pay-off of th ...
Displays, Sales, and In-Store Search in Retail
... is known. My estimates suggest that information frictions have substantial effects on purchase outcomes, a finding with potential implications for both the retail supply-side literature (which frequently references search as an explanation for sales) and the literature on consumer behavior. In partic ...
... is known. My estimates suggest that information frictions have substantial effects on purchase outcomes, a finding with potential implications for both the retail supply-side literature (which frequently references search as an explanation for sales) and the literature on consumer behavior. In partic ...
How Analytics Drives Customer Life-Cycle Management
... ›› Start with an understanding of existing customers. Segmentation provides multiple payoffs across the customer life cycle, from acquisition through retention.12 CI professionals must start with segmentation to build a comprehensive view of existing customers, as all targeting decisions thereafter ...
... ›› Start with an understanding of existing customers. Segmentation provides multiple payoffs across the customer life cycle, from acquisition through retention.12 CI professionals must start with segmentation to build a comprehensive view of existing customers, as all targeting decisions thereafter ...
supply chains and the oecd guidelines for multinational
... Trader: Traders typically make markets for goods and services by purchasing and reselling them, often across geographical boundaries. They typically are not involved in product development, manufacturing, or marketing to consumers. ...
... Trader: Traders typically make markets for goods and services by purchasing and reselling them, often across geographical boundaries. They typically are not involved in product development, manufacturing, or marketing to consumers. ...
Service Marketers
... real time, become a critical part of the product itself? How should prices be set when it is difficult to determine actual costs of production and price may be inextricably intertwined with perceptions of quality? How should the firm be organised so that good strategic and tactical decisions are ...
... real time, become a critical part of the product itself? How should prices be set when it is difficult to determine actual costs of production and price may be inextricably intertwined with perceptions of quality? How should the firm be organised so that good strategic and tactical decisions are ...
Estimation of Risk and Time Preferences: Response Error
... recent work of Tanaka et al. (2010) examines how Vietnamese villagers’ risk preferences relate to various socio-economic variables. The authors measure risk and time preferences by eliciting the switching points of subjects in monotonic series of lottery pairs. The empirical conclusions such experim ...
... recent work of Tanaka et al. (2010) examines how Vietnamese villagers’ risk preferences relate to various socio-economic variables. The authors measure risk and time preferences by eliciting the switching points of subjects in monotonic series of lottery pairs. The empirical conclusions such experim ...
Strategy, uncertainty and the focused factory in international
... The extant literature on the focused factory has not explored the contingencies associated with the de facto adoption and use of focused factory principles: Why are some plants focused while others are not? Is focus—or unfocus—a strategic choice, best practice or perhaps a reflection of an environme ...
... The extant literature on the focused factory has not explored the contingencies associated with the de facto adoption and use of focused factory principles: Why are some plants focused while others are not? Is focus—or unfocus—a strategic choice, best practice or perhaps a reflection of an environme ...
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... and retail-level demand. Consequently, this assumption is necessary. The direct impacts of the Dairy Price Support Program occur at the wholesale cheese and butter markets level. It is at this level that the Commodity Credit Corporation (CCC) provides an alternative source of demand at announced pur ...
... and retail-level demand. Consequently, this assumption is necessary. The direct impacts of the Dairy Price Support Program occur at the wholesale cheese and butter markets level. It is at this level that the Commodity Credit Corporation (CCC) provides an alternative source of demand at announced pur ...
Chapter 13 - Breakeven Analysis
... Value of a parameter that makes two elements equal The parameter (or variable) can be an amount of revenue, cost, supply, demand, etc. for one project or between two alternatives One project - Breakeven point is identified as QBE. Determined using linear or non-linear math relations for revenue an ...
... Value of a parameter that makes two elements equal The parameter (or variable) can be an amount of revenue, cost, supply, demand, etc. for one project or between two alternatives One project - Breakeven point is identified as QBE. Determined using linear or non-linear math relations for revenue an ...
brand choice models - Tippie College of Business
... Their utility model, known as Prospect Theory, assumes that individuals construct a reference point and then evaluate alternatives in terms of losses and gains relative to the reference point. Individuals are assumed to be risk averse in such a way that losses impact utility more strongly than gains ...
... Their utility model, known as Prospect Theory, assumes that individuals construct a reference point and then evaluate alternatives in terms of losses and gains relative to the reference point. Individuals are assumed to be risk averse in such a way that losses impact utility more strongly than gains ...
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... humidity), demographics (e.g. age, income), and social and cultural factors (e.g. collectivism, religion, restrictions on number of children). Just as consumer behavior analysis benefits from considering the difference between high and low involvement products rather than automobiles and paper towel ...
... humidity), demographics (e.g. age, income), and social and cultural factors (e.g. collectivism, religion, restrictions on number of children). Just as consumer behavior analysis benefits from considering the difference between high and low involvement products rather than automobiles and paper towel ...
Asymmetric preference formation in willingness to pay estimates in
... losses. Indeed, existing work has seemingly always been based on a simplistic binomial survey design making use of two variables only, travel time and travel cost, with one alternative being cheaper while the other is faster. The data used in the analysis discussed in this paper uses two separate tr ...
... losses. Indeed, existing work has seemingly always been based on a simplistic binomial survey design making use of two variables only, travel time and travel cost, with one alternative being cheaper while the other is faster. The data used in the analysis discussed in this paper uses two separate tr ...
The Economics of Vertical Restraints
... textbooks. Instead, they are often governed by contractual provisions, referred to as vertical restraints, that not only set more general terms for payments (non-linear prices - two-part tariffs, quantity discounts -, royalties, slotting allowances), but also include terms limiting one party’s decisi ...
... textbooks. Instead, they are often governed by contractual provisions, referred to as vertical restraints, that not only set more general terms for payments (non-linear prices - two-part tariffs, quantity discounts -, royalties, slotting allowances), but also include terms limiting one party’s decisi ...
Medienmitteilung 9 Monate 2004
... currently has 8 projects for pharmaceuticals that have already been launched by the customer. Further 6 projects are in the clinical phase III, and 26 projects are in phases I or II. ...
... currently has 8 projects for pharmaceuticals that have already been launched by the customer. Further 6 projects are in the clinical phase III, and 26 projects are in phases I or II. ...
Organizing - Pharmacy Fun
... organizations or within individual organizational units, superior and subordinates can meet face-to-face. The direct supervision enables people to communicate provides direction ;and assistance, and integrates activities across organizational levels. Another way managers coordinate work across level ...
... organizations or within individual organizational units, superior and subordinates can meet face-to-face. The direct supervision enables people to communicate provides direction ;and assistance, and integrates activities across organizational levels. Another way managers coordinate work across level ...
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... By contrast, the BACE approach does not employ a single anointed model, but instead involves estimating numerous possible models. Insight regarding quantities of interest (elasticities, for example) is then gained through consideration of all estimates, with the importance of each individual estima ...
... By contrast, the BACE approach does not employ a single anointed model, but instead involves estimating numerous possible models. Insight regarding quantities of interest (elasticities, for example) is then gained through consideration of all estimates, with the importance of each individual estima ...
GNB Chapter 8
... used in conjunction with ABC to identify areas that would benefit from process improvements. While the theory of constraints approach discussed in Chapter 1 is a powerful tool for targeting improvement efforts, activity rates can also provide valuable clues on where to focus improvement efforts. Ben ...
... used in conjunction with ABC to identify areas that would benefit from process improvements. While the theory of constraints approach discussed in Chapter 1 is a powerful tool for targeting improvement efforts, activity rates can also provide valuable clues on where to focus improvement efforts. Ben ...
Reproducing Business Cycle Features: Do Nonlinear Dynamics
... GDP growth corresponding to the so-called “Great Moderation” in 1984. We also find no benefit in terms of reproducing business cycle features when considering simulated data based on bootstrapped disturbances instead of drawing from a Normal distribution, suggesting that nonlinear models are doing m ...
... GDP growth corresponding to the so-called “Great Moderation” in 1984. We also find no benefit in terms of reproducing business cycle features when considering simulated data based on bootstrapped disturbances instead of drawing from a Normal distribution, suggesting that nonlinear models are doing m ...