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We discuss who should be in charge of providing data relevant to marketing segmentation for the tourism industry. We …
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It is implied that the Housing Finance companies and banking sector can find an equilibrium rate of return on deposits by simultaneous determination of the utilization of housing loans and supply of the funds. The results are also useful in determination of equilibrium ratio of the rental income...
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In simulation we often have to generate correlated random variables by giving a reference intercorrelation matrix, R or …
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The fortune and the risk of a business venture depends on the future course of the economy. There is a strong demand for economic forecasts and scenarios that can be applied to planning and modeling. While there is an ongoing debate on modeling economic scenarios, the bootstrapping (or...
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Numerical simulation methods can overcome the difficulties and limitations of analytical methods, when analyzing …
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In the first part of this article, a short description of the most popular models of two competing technologies (the Fisher-Pry model and its modifications proposed by Blackman, Floyd, Sharif and Kabir) and the multi technological substitution models of Peterka and Marchetti-Nakiæenoviæ are...
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characteristics in general, the concept and substantive domains of MICSIM: the simulation, the adjustment and aging, and the …
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In this paper I present a simple model through which I examine how large unwanted outcomes in a process subject to one’s decisions can be avoided. The paper has implications for decision makers in the field of economics, financial markets and also everyday life. Probably the most interesting...
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simulation to show how to effectively teach this difficult material to a student audience. We relax the assumption of simple …
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We consider the problem faced by a manager commissioning an innovative product requiring multi-stage sequenced innovation, when innovating agents have different costs and information transfer is expensive. We specify their optimisation problem and present a polynomial time solution method. We...
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