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Recently, several studies have analysed active labour market policies by using a recently proposed matching estimator for multiple programmes. Since there is only very limited practical experience with this estimator, this paper checks its sensitivity with resprect to issues that are of...
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This study adds a cost analysis of the Eastern Baltic cod fishery to the existing model presented in Röckmann et al. (forthcoming). As cost data on this international fishery do not exist, available data from Denmark are extrapolated to the whole international fishery. Additionally, unit and...
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The extension of GARCH models to the multivariate setting has been fraught with difficulties. In this paper, we suggest to work with univariate portfolio GARCH models. We show how the multivariate dimension of the portfolio allocation problem may be recovered from the univariate approach. The...
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This paper solves the binary single-constrained Knapsack Problem (KP) and undertakes a sensitivity analysis of its optimum solution. Given a knapsack of capacity c, and a set of n items, with each item j, j = 1,?,n, characterised by a weight wj and a profit pj, the binary single-constrained KP...
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The aim of this paper is to analysis the impact of the policies of development and investments in the food industry at geographical and enterprises levels. We will analysis how the different geographical areas inside the Italian region Emilia-Romagna are sensitive to the development policies. A...
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A problem encountered in, for instance, growth empirics is that the number of explanatory variables is large compared to the number of observations. This makes it infeasible to condition on all variables in order to determine the importance of a variable of interest. We prove identifying...
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The Wishart distribution has long been a useful tool for modeling covariance structures. According to Gyndikin’s theorem, the degrees of freedom (df) for a Wishart distribution can be any real number belonging to the Gyndikin set, either integer-valued or fractional. However, the fractional-df...
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In random effect models, error variance (stage 1 variance) and scalar random effect variance components (stage 2 variances) are a priori modeled independently. Considering the intrinsic link between the stages 1 and 2 variance components and their interactive effect on the parameter draws in...
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Building form does influence energy consumption. Designing low-energy architecture to minimize energy consumption requires thoughtful articulation of the shape and form of a building. The Architect's decision-making for more energy efficient building form is often based on rules of thumb....
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This paper aims to study the techno-economical feasibility of a photovoltaic–diesel–battery hybrid energy system (HES) destined to electrify a research unit (UDES) located in the north of Algeria. For this aim several scenarios have been studied for a photovoltaic penetration varying from 0%...
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