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International Outsourcing and Factor Prices with Multistage Production

by Wilhelm Kohler - ECONOMIC JOURNAL , 2004
"... We develop a dual representation of the technology of international fragmentation for an industry using 2 factors in a continuum of stages. We then derive a generalised factor price frontier which incorporates an endogenous adjustment of the margin fragmentation. Using this frontier in a 2×2 general ..."
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We develop a dual representation of the technology of international fragmentation for an industry using 2 factors in a continuum of stages. We then derive a generalised factor price frontier which incorporates an endogenous adjustment of the margin fragmentation. Using this frontier in a 2

Factor Price Frontiers with International Fragmentation of Multistage Production

by W. Kohler , 2003
"... P14702, entitled: “Public Finance, Unemployment and Growth”. Thanks are due to Gabriel Felbermayr for very helpful comments on an earlier version. Factor price frontiers with international fragmentation of multistage production by ..."
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P14702, entitled: “Public Finance, Unemployment and Growth”. Thanks are due to Gabriel Felbermayr for very helpful comments on an earlier version. Factor price frontiers with international fragmentation of multistage production by

Neoclassical Growth Accounting and Frontier Analysis: A Synthesis

by Thijs ten Raa, Pierre Mohnen , 2000
"... The standard measure of productivity growth is the Solow residual. Its evaluation requires data on factor input shares or prices. Since these prices are presumed to match factor productivities, the standard procedure amounts to accepting at face value what is supposed to be measured. In this paper w ..."
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The standard measure of productivity growth is the Solow residual. Its evaluation requires data on factor input shares or prices. Since these prices are presumed to match factor productivities, the standard procedure amounts to accepting at face value what is supposed to be measured. In this paper

JOURNAL OF EMPIRICAL GENERALISATIONS IN MARKETING SCIENCE 8 1–21 (2003) The Use of Price in the Purchase

by Zsófia Kenesei, Sarah Todd
"... Price awareness is often measured by price knowledge. The author attempts to provide a broader view of price awareness using three distinct constructs, price knowledge, price search in the store and price search between stores, and a methodology that was developed by Dickson and Sawyer. The author s ..."
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studies the factors that can influence price awareness. A related issue, whether deal-prone shoppers are responding simply to promotion or the real price is investigated, as well. Across categories the results show that price awareness of Hungarian supermarket shoppers are quite high

A ”generic”, (general) Factor Price Equalisation Theorem.

by Ivar Ekeland , Roger Guesnerie , 2002
"... We consider a constant returns to scale production sector, where goods are partitioned into factors and reproducible goods. We examine the geometry of the e¢cient frontier of the global production set and derive non substitution like theorems. Considering the supporting prices of the e¢cient front ..."
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We consider a constant returns to scale production sector, where goods are partitioned into factors and reproducible goods. We examine the geometry of the e¢cient frontier of the global production set and derive non substitution like theorems. Considering the supporting prices of the e

Frontier Efficiency Analysis 1

by David Humphrey
"... Is used to estimate relative cost, profit, or revenue differences among banks within or across countries. It measures relative efficiency. Studies suggest that: Bank costs could be 20 % lower or Bank profits could be 40 % to 50 % higher if the average bank had the same cost or profit as those on the ..."
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sheet differences. Frontier analysis was originally developed to estimate cost efficiency in non-profit organizations (which may not minimize costs). Once obvious (stochastic) cost function influences are specified, Output level (for scale effect) Factor and material input prices (for cost shifts

A Bayesian Approach to Diagnosis of Asset Pricing Models

by Michael Stutzer - Journal of Econometrics , 1995
"... Abstract A large literature has arisen which exploits a particular portfolio on the mean-variance frontier, determining a minimum variance bound on the set of stochastic discount factors (state price to probability ratios). This paper proposes a new variational characterization of the closely relat ..."
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Abstract A large literature has arisen which exploits a particular portfolio on the mean-variance frontier, determining a minimum variance bound on the set of stochastic discount factors (state price to probability ratios). This paper proposes a new variational characterization of the closely

The Measurement of Efficiency Relative to a Frontier Production Function

by Wesley D. Seitz - American Journal of Agricultural Economics , 1970
"... A method is presented for estimating a frontier production function allowing economies and diseconomies of scale using linear programming techniques. The general applicability of this function is illustrated by considering the neutral and nonneutral cases. Indexes of technical, price, and economic e ..."
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A method is presented for estimating a frontier production function allowing economies and diseconomies of scale using linear programming techniques. The general applicability of this function is illustrated by considering the neutral and nonneutral cases. Indexes of technical, price, and economic

Volatility Driven Market in a Generalised Lotka Voltera Formalism

by Yoram Louzoun, Sorin Solomon
"... Pacs:89.65.Gh The Generalized Lotka Voltera (GLV) formalism has been introduced in order to explain the power law distributions in the individual wealth (wi(t)) (Pareto law) and financial markets returns (fluctuations) (r) as a result of the auto-catalytic (multiplicative random) character of the in ..."
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of the individual capital dynamics. As long as the multiplicative random factor (λ) is extracted from the same probability distribution for all the individuals, the exponent of the power laws turns out to be independent on the time variations of the average (< λ>). This explains also the stability over

A Two-Factor Model for Electricity Prices with Dynamic Volatility

by Stephan Schlüter
"... The wavelet transform is used to identify a biannual and an annual seasonality in the Phelix Day Peak and to separate the long-term trend from its short-term motion. The short-term/long-term model for commodity prices of Schwartz & Smith (2000) is applied but generalised to account for weekly pe ..."
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The wavelet transform is used to identify a biannual and an annual seasonality in the Phelix Day Peak and to separate the long-term trend from its short-term motion. The short-term/long-term model for commodity prices of Schwartz & Smith (2000) is applied but generalised to account for weekly
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