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Recreational Drug Consumption : An Economic Perspective
Ramful Srivastava, Pratima - 2013
Introduction -- Literature Review -- An Overview of Recreational Drug Consumption in Australia -- Modelling Consumption of Individual Drugs -- Modelling Multiple Drug Use using a Multivariate Approach -- Modelling Alcohol Consumption by Levels using an Ordered Generalised Extreme Value (OGEV)...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10014017283
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Ganzheitliches Tourismus-Marketing : Die Gestaltung regionaler Kooperationsbeziehungen
Bär, Sören (contributor) - 2006
Touristische Zielgebiete und Anforderungen an das Marketing -- Das Modell des kooperativen Marketing — Grundlage für das Markthandeln von Anbietern touristischer Leistungen in Tourismusregionen -- Die Entwicklung von touristischen Regionen — eine Analyse der Veränderungen interner und...
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Incomingtourismus : Politik der Destination
Bochert, Ralf (contributor) - 2006
touristischen Incoming im internationalen Vergleich -- C -- Abgrenzung -- Theorie des incomingtouristischen Angebots -- Beispiele …
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10013516593
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The Economics of Tourism Destinations
Candela, Guido - 2012
Economy -- 3 The Economics of Tourism Destinations -- Part II: The Microeconomics of Tourism -- 4 The Consumer Theory Applied … to the Tourist -- 5 A Close Examination of the Consumer Theory Applied to the Tourist -- 6 Production in Tourism -- 7 The …
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10014016093
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Risikopräferenzen für zeitoptimale Portfolioselektion
Bouzaima, Martin - 2010
Einführung -- Eine Entscheidungstheorie für zeitoptimale Entscheidungen -- Risikoneigung über Zielerreichungszeiten - Eine Analyse auf Basis der klassischen Zeitpräferenztheorie -- Risikoneigung über Zielerreichungszeiten - Eine Analyse auf Basis eines neuen St. Petersburg-Spiels --...
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Why managers and companies take risks
Coleman, Les - 2006
risky, what leads them to choose the risky alternative? The answer starts with a detailed review of the theory behind risk … risky, what leads them to choose the risky alternative? The answer starts with a detailed review of the theory behind risk … directors to analyse why they take risks, and how companies control risks. Integrating theory and evidence the book develops a …
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Bank Capital and Risk-Taking : The Impact of Capital Regulation, Charter Value, and the Business Cycle
Stolz, Stéphanie (contributor) - 2007
The year-long consultations on Basel II mirror the international popularity of capital requirements as a regulatory instrument. Yet, the impact of capital requirements on banks' behavior is not fully understood. The aim of this study is to contribute to this understanding by answering the...
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Uncertainty and Risk : Mental, Formal, Experimental Representations
Abdellaoui, Mohammed; Luce, Robert Duncan; Machina, Mark J. - 2007
This book tries to sort out the different meanings of uncertainty and to discover their foundations. It shows that uncertainty can be represented using various tools and mental guidelines. Coverage also examines alternative ways to deal with risk and risk attitude concepts. Behavior under...
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Precaution Incentives in Accident Settings
Friehe, Tim - 2008
Tim Friehe analyzes important aspects for the design of tort law which intends to induce optimal individual choices and possible limitations of workable tort law in varied settings. He highlights the consequences of the consideration of hitherto neglected behavioral dimensions for the...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10013521129
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Option Pricing in Fractional Brownian Markets
Rostek, Stefan (contributor) - 2009
The scientific debate of recent years about option pricing with respect to fractional Brownian motion was focused on the feasibility of the no arbitrage pricing approach. As the unrestricted fractional market setting allows for arbitrage, the conventional reasoning is that fractional Brownian...
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