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In the first section, this paper describes the methods employed to calculate the first ever hedonic price index created in the Czech Republic using data from the country’s biggest mortgage lenders. This section also presents the wider context of the creation of this index and its practical...
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Situation at financial markets tend investors to look for alternative investments to diversify their portfolio. The aim of our research is evaluation of hedonic price index for selected Polish painters based on data from auctions of paintings held by auction houses and foundations in the years...
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We analyze art pricing in a unique dataset on Madrid inventories between 1600 and 1750. Hedonic regressions reveal a number of interesting facts about the taste of Baroque Spanish collectors and the imports of foreign paintings. The hedonic price index shows an impressive increase in the price...
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We create a hedonic price model for house prices for six geographical submarkets in the Netherlands. Our model is based on a recent data mining technique called boosting. Boosting is an ensemble technique that combines multiple models, in our case decision trees, into a combined prediction....
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This paper studies the effects of quality changes on Japan's CPI by estimating a quality adjusted price index (hedonic price index) for discounted personal computers during 1990-94. According to the result, quality adjusted prices for personal computers in Japan have declined at an annual rate...
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Economists have been noting for decades that Consumer Price Index (CPI) in the developed countries is overstating inflation by 0,5−2,0% per year. A significant part of the bias is due to the presence of technology products and differentiated products in the CPI basket. An increase share of...
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What characteristics of a product’s local market make its withdrawal more likely? This study investigates the importance of intrafirm “cannibalization” of a product’s demand by products manufactured by the same firm versus interfirm competition from others’ products. While both forces...
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We create a hedonic price model for house prices for six geographical submarkets in the Netherlands. Our model is based on a recent data mining technique called boosting. Boosting is an ensemble technique that combines multiple models, in our case decision trees, into a combined prediction....
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As an application of the hedonic approach, this paper provides empirical evidence showing why the Japanese CPI has failed to account for quality changes in automobiles. The paper find first that, between 1990-94, quality-adjusted price index for automobiles declined 0.3% annually, while the...
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