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this test, we demonstrate that the anomalous size effect can be explained with risk not captured by variance alone. However …
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€œnatural†decomposition of the Fisher price index that is directly implied by its linear homogeneity in price relatives. The proposed â …
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Inaugural address given in shortened form at the occasion of accepting the appointment as professor of business administration, in particular the measurement of price, quantity, and productivity changes and economic-statistical research, supported by Statistics Netherlands, at the Rotterdam...
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The measurement of productivity change (or difference) is usually based on models that make use of strong assumptions such as competitive behaviour and constant returns to scale. This survey discusses the basics of productivity measurement and shows that one can dispense with most if not all of...
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Dividing forecasts of brand sales by a forecast of category sales, when they are generated from brand specific sales-response models, renders biased forecasts of the brands' market shares. In this paper we therefore propose an easy-to-apply simulation-based method which results in unbiased...
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forecasting return flows that exploit the fact that future returns are a function of past sales. In particular we assess the value … of return forecasting at an operational level, specifically inventory control. We conclude with implications for supply …
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Earlier research has shown that it is very hard to outperform the random walk model with respect to forecasting …
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This paper evaluates the impact of misinformation for inventory systems with product returns. If one could exactly know how much is going to be returned and when, one would certainly benefit from incorporating this perfect information a priori in the management of production, inventory, and...
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The Bass (1969) diffusion theory often guides the construction of forecasting models for new product diffusion. To …
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level. At the customer base level more complicated models have the best performance. At the aggregate level, forecasting …
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