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This paper discusses an empirical study conducted in Sydney’s upper north shore with the primary aim of estimating the market price differential between heritage-listed and regular, unlisted houses using the hedonic price technique. The research also examined the relationship between market...
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1. Introduction 2. Labour Supply 3. The Slutsky Condition 4. Welfare Changes 4.1 The Expenditure Function 4 ….2 Compensating and Equivalent Variations 5. Numerical Examples 5.1 The Tax System 5.2 Utility and Labour Supply 6. Conclusions …
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In the presence of demand uncertainty, a priori identical firms may voluntarily choose asynchronous timing of entries … required to make a long-term supply contract with retailers, which stipulates that the firm must supply a constant quantity … each period. The state of demand is ex ante uncertain, and becomes observable a period after at least one firm's entry. …
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costs from a demand system. We develop, using an extended linear expenditure system, an iterative maximum likelihood …
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Time of day (TOD) rates are a commonly used method for peak load pricing of many services. Such services as ; electricity, communications, transportation, shared computer facilities, and computer networks (ie. the Internet), either use, or will use form of TOD pricing. The model presented here...
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velocity to rise, all without shifting the money demand function. …
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chronological order of entry. We consider a symmetric duopoly game with a priori demand uncertainty which resolves after a short … term. In the beginning, each supplier is allowed to make either a short-term or a long-term fixed-quantity supply contract … with retailers. The choice of contractual term lengths depends upon the degree of demand uncertainty as well as time …
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This paper examines the consumption of water by households that are individually metered (single-metered households) and those sharing a water meter (group-metered households).
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