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Mittelstands- und Innovationsfinanzierung in Deutschland : Ergebnisse und Hintergr?nde einer bundesweiten Unternehmensbefragung
Hummel, Detlev - 2011
Die vorliegende Studie analysiert die Ergebnisse einer bundesweiten Unternehmensbefragung zum Finanzierungsverhalten deutscher KMU. Im Fokus stehen die Verf?gbarkeit konkreter Finanzierungsinstrumente f?r KMU und deren Akzeptanz im Mittelstand. Dies soll die derzeitigen M?glichkeiten und Grenzen...
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Network effects, compatibility, and adoption of standards
Grajek, Michał - 2005
standard and international trade. The estimation results allow us to formulate some interesting policy conclusions. …
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Asymmetrische Effekte der Geldpolitik auf die Industrie in der Bundesrepublik Deutschland - eine Untersuchung auf Branchenebene
Hock, Thorsten - 2003
Die Arbeit setzt sich mit Unterschieden des geldpolitischen Transmissionsprozesses im Verarbeitenden Gewerbe der Bundesrepublik Deutschland auseinander. Dazu wird der Sektor nach der Systematik der BACH-Datenbank der europäischen Kommission in 10 Branchen eingeteilt. An eine kurze Betrachtung...
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Estimation of the parameters of stochastic differential equations
Jeisman, Joseph Ian - 2006
considered to　be those that maximise the likelihood of the sample. In the context of the estimation of the parameters of SDEs …) estimation isusually infeasible. The key research problem examined in this thesis is the developmentof generic, accurate and … computationally feasible estimation procedures based on the　ML principle, that can be implemented in the absence of a closed …
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MAXIMUM-LIKELIHOOD ESTIMATES OF RACEHORSE EARNINGS AND PROFITABILITY
Vinzant, Patrick L.; Neibergs, J. Shannon - 1999
Thoroughbred racehorses are commonly characterized as unprofitable investments. Previous studies, grouping all racehorses together, estimate that over 80% of all racehorses in training fail to earn enough to recover the variable costs of training. However, these studies are not truly...
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The Informational Fit and Maximum Likelihood in a Pooled Cross-Country Demand System with Autocorrelation
Chen, Dongling; Seale, James L. - 2003
We fit the Florida Model with an AR(1) error structure to pooled cross-country International Comparison Project (ICP) data of Seale, Walker, and Kim and estimate the model with the minimum information (MI) estimator. Point estimates obtained by MI are similar in value to those obtained by Seale,...
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Stochastic Threshold Models on Interest Rate
Li, Huirong; Yang, Jian - 1998
likelihood estimation are developed. An study of short-term interest rate is conducted. We find that the short-term interest rate …
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A Scaled Linear Mixed Model for Multiple Outcomes
Lin, Xihong; Ryan, Louise; Sammel, Mary; Zhang, Daowen; … - 2000
We propose a scaled linear mixed model to assess the effects of exposure and other covariates on multiple continuous outcomes. The most general form of the model allows a different exposure effect for each outcome. An important special case is a model that represents the exposure effects using a...
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An Empirical Investigation of Unscalable Components in Scaling Models
Braaten, Kristine Norene - 2009
Guttman (1947) developed a scaling method in which the items measuring an attribute can be ordered according to the strength of the attribute. The Guttman scaling model assumes that every member of the population belongs to a scale type and does not allow for response errors. The Proctor (1970)...
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Parameter Estimation for the Lognormal Distribution
Ginos, Brenda Faith 1986- - 2009
The lognormal distribution is useful in modeling continuous random variables which are greater than or equal to zero. Example scenarios in which the lognormal distribution is used include, among many others: in medicine, latent periods of infectious diseases; in environmental science, the...
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