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are fairly long periods in which art prices may diverge across geographic areas and even auction houses. Third, we review …This paper contains a review of the burgeoning research that has been designed to shed light on how the art auction … system actually works and what it indicates about price formation. First, we find that in recent years returns on art assets …
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This paper tests for reference dependence, using data from Impressionist and Contemporary Art auctions. We distinguish …
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This paper presents an empirical study of paintings that have failed to meet their reserve price at auction. In the art …
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.  The course of prices and profits in cotton textiles illumine the nature of the economic processes at work.  Some … and prices fell in response to technological change.  Price and profit evidence indicates that expansion of the industry …
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This study examines the response of oil contracts to extreme price movements. The chosen contract form is a Production-Sharing Agreement (PSA) which is the oil industry`s equivalent of sharecropping and one of the most commonly used contractual agreements. We show that only the two significant...
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. Advertising and revenue data for the online book market reveal that consumers respond to advertising rather than low prices. As …
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Fixed price payments for treatment of patients with a specified diagnosis are widespread in both US Medicare and the British NHS even though there are substantial variations in the cost of treatment. Theory suggests that, when there is asymmetric information about those costs, total payment can...
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of prices and costs are best described as I(2) processes and that except for Japan a linear combination of the log levels …
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