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This paper obtains comparative static results for a firm that sells a single output domestically and abroad when prices in both markets are uncertain. Results are obtained for both constant absolute risk aversion and for Ross decreasing absolute risk aversion, using a diagrammatic analysis which...
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This paper analyses methods to reduce the price risk of Ecuadorian oil exports through hedging in the oil futures market. I simulate ex ante cross hedges over the 1991–96 period and find that in every case, ex ante hedging would have been effective in reducing risk. I provide quantitative...
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When Analyzing Immiserizing Growth For A Tariff-Ridden Small Country, The Ubiquitous Assumption Of Normality In Consumption Is Shown To Be Unnecessary. A Condition Implied By The Optimality Of Free Trade Preserves The Existing Results Even If Either Good Is Inferior.
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While production decisions in the presence of price uncertainty have been extensively studied, this is not so for the case in which the level of production is itself uncertain. In this paper,we provide a decision analysis under multiplicative production uncertainty, both with and without price...
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Despite the documented importance of transport costs for firms with sales in geographically separated markets, theoretical analyses typically ignore such costs. This paper analyzes the effects of transport costs for a risk averse, competitive firm selling a single good in a domestic (certain)...
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