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The location of plants of the uniform delivered price manufacturer : a case study of Coca-Cola Ltd.

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The location-production-allocation problem with nonlinear production costs

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Semi-parametric regression models and economies of scale in the presence of an endogenous variable

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The Contributions of Charles S. ReVelle

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Mexican natural gas implications for the US market

Sheskin, Ira M.; Osleeb, Jeffrey P. - In: Energy Policy 10 (1982) 1, pp. 27-41

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The Soviet iron and steel industry

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The Contributions of Charles S. ReVelle

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Semi-parametric regression models and economies of scale in the presence of an endogenous variable

Cohen, Jeffrey P.; Osleeb, Jeffrey P.; Yang, Ke - In: Regional Science and Urban Economics 49 (2014) C, pp. 252-261

Microeconomic applications of semi-parametric models with an endogenous variable have been largely ignored. Recognizing spatial heterogeneity captured by semi-parametric cost function models can impact economies of scale estimates. We estimate several cost function models, using panel data for...

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