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Business models in the sharing economy : manufacturing durable goods in the presence of peer-to-peer rental markets

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Pricing wastes for financing sustainable circularity in case of data deficiency : mattress recycling as an example

Ting, Chih-Yu; Huang, Chung-Huang; Hu, Allen H. - In: Advances in Pacific Basin business, economics and finance 11 (2023), pp. 69-87

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Comment on "is leasing greener than selling?" and remark on the focal point analysis in durable goods models

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Partial centralization in a durable-good supply chain

Li, Jin; Yang, Xiaodong; Shi, Victor; Cai, Gangshu - In: Production and operations management : the flagship … 32 (2023) 9, pp. 2775-2787

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Tethered durable goods and installed base degradation via software updates : implications for product policy

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The trinity of COVID era inflation in G7 economies

Gagnon, Joseph E.; Rose, Asher - 2024

COVID era inflation was driven by a unique combination of three shocks: First, a plethora of pandemic-related shifts in demand patterns and disruptions to supply caused prices of consumer durable goods to skyrocket. Second, the Ukraine war caused the largest global commodity price surge in 40...

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Why did inflation rise and fall so rapidly? : lessons from the Korean War

Gagnon, Joseph E.; Rose, Asher - 2025

The speed of both the rise and fall of US inflation in 2021–23 took many economists by surprise. This paper shows that the rise of COVID era inflation reflects three independent shocks: a plethora of pandemic-related shifts in demand patterns and supply disruptions; the largest commodity price...

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A reappraisal of Katona’s adaptive theory of consumer behaviour using U.K. data

Gausden, Robert; Hasan, Mohammad S. - In: The Manchester School 90 (2022) 2, pp. 122-143

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The impact of government spending on private spending in a two-sector economy

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