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We adopt the Shapley value approach to examine the fair allocation of the depreciation and amortization charges among the time periods of the asset's useful life. Essentially, the allocation under the Shapley value solution rewards each time period of the asset's useful life with a share of the...
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We propose a simple axiomatic system that any depreciation and amortization method - complying with the recent developments in the guidelines set by GAAP and IASB - must obey. The system is consistent with both the matching and the impairment principles. We show that none of the prevalent...
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Empirical evidence shows that the value of units in a building generally rises with their floor level due to features such as the better view and lesser noise experienced in higher stories. We adopt a theoretical approach for examining the value of units in different floors based on the...
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We propose a partial ordering of quot;unpredictable mobilityquot; based on Blackwell's ordering of Markov (information) matrices. This partial ordering ranks mobility matrices according to the degree to which elements in a given set are likely to transit from one state to another, independently...
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We analyze the optimal voting rule for co-owners whose future debates are resolved by voting. Each co-owner independently forms an ex ante expectation regarding the likelihood of each member to favor any arbitrary future proposal. We examine the conditions under which a co-owner optimally opts...
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Does there exist a voting rule to be, for example, inserted into the constitution of a newly constructed apartment building, which is likely to attract the greatest number of consumers? We analyze this and other questions within a framework in which co-owners resolve future debates by voting. We...
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Empirical evidence shows that the value of units in a building generally rises with their floor level due to features such as the better view and lesser noise experienced in higher stories. We adopt a theoretical approach for examining the value of units in different floors based on the...
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The construction of the higher stories in a building is utterly contingent upon the construction of the lower ones, while the construction of lower stories does not require the construction of the higher ones. This rationale underlies our adoption of a cooperative game theory methodology for...
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