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Valuation of dry and wet aged beef by U.S. consumers
Ortez, Mario; Olynk, Nicole J.; Thompson, Nathan M.; … - In: Q open : a journal of agricultural, climate, … 2 (2022) 1, pp. 1-15
Aged-beef has historically been available in high-end establishments, but investigation into consumer preferences for aging is increasingly important as it has become more readily available. Consumer perceptions of and willingness-to-pay (WTP) for aged-beef under two methods dry-aging and...
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Disaggregating multinationality : an empirical examination of aggregation, adaptation, and arbitrage activities by U.S. multinational corporations
Berry, Heather; Kaul, Aseem - In: Strategy Science 7 (2022) 2, pp. 90-105
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Forecasting economic aggregates by disaggregates
Hendry, David F.; Hubrich, Kirstin - 2006
We suggest an alternative use of disaggregate information to forecast the aggregate variable of interest, that is to include disaggregate information or disaggregate variables in the aggregate model as opposed to first forecasting the disaggregate variables separately and then aggregating those...
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The employment effects of innovations in high-tech industries
Coad, Alexander; Rao, Rekha - 2007
The issue of technological unemployment receives perennial popular attention. Although there are previous empirical investigations that have focused on the relationship between innovation and employment, the originality of our approach lies in our choice of method. We focus on four 2-digit...
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Consistent GDP Aggregation and Purchasing Power Parity
Dumagan, Jesus C. - 2012
Consistent aggregation ensures that real GDP level and growth do not change as the existing GDP components are merely … rearranged. Otherwise, level or growth changes are spurious. This paper proposes a framework for consistent aggregation where … consistent in aggregation although the Fisher formula is inconsistent. Moreover, PPP implications on GDP measurement for some …
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Marriage, Divorce and Interstate Risk Sharing
Halla, Martin; Scharler, Johann - 2008
In this paper we study the importance of marriage for interstate risk sharing. We find that US states in which married couples account for a higher share of the population are less exposed to state-specific output shocks. Thus, marriages do not just improve the allocation of risk at the...
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The aggregate Le Chatelier Samuelson principle with Cournot competition
Koebel, Bertrand M.; Laisney, François - 2010
This paper studies the aggregate substitution and expansion effects triggered by changes in input prices, in a context where firms supply a homogenous commodity and compete in quantities à la Cournot. We derive a sufficient condition for the existence of a Cournot equilibrium and show that this...
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Aggregation and the Estimated Effects of Local Economic Conditions on Health
Lindo, Jason M. - 2013
to geographic aggregation. After reviewing the tradeoffs associated with more- and less-disaggregated analyses … of geographic aggregation. This analysis reveals that more-disaggregated analyses severely understate the extent to which …
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Mind the gap - International comparison of cyclical adjustment of the budget
Kiss, Gábor P.; Vadas, Gábor - 2005
Cyclically adjusted budget balance (CAB) is a widely cited and widely used concept in the evaluation of fiscal situations. The key idea behind it involves the identification of potential levels of economic variables. There are two recently used methods: the aggregate approach and the...
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Adjustment Is Much Slower Than You Think
Caballero, Ricardo J.; Engel, Eduardo M.R.A. - 2003
still remains significant at high levels of aggregation. Because the bias rises with disaggregation, findings of …
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