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This Paper Provides a Rationale for the Difference Between Contract and Spot Prices Which Is Not Based on Risk Aversion But on Price Discrimination. We Model the Behaviour of a Large Buyer Who Groups an Advance Delivery Contract for Part of His Requirements. His Remaining Purchases Are Executed...
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It is not uncommon that a society facing a choice problem has also to choose the choice rule itself. In such situation voters’ preferences on alternatives induce preferences over the voting rules. Such a setting immediately gives rise to a natural question concerning consistency between these...
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In 1972, Dreze and Modigliani Generalized the Line of Research Initiated by Leland [5] and Sandmo [8] on the Effects of Income Risk on Consumption. They Gave Necessary and Sufficient Conditions for Consumption to Decrease Under Income Risk. However, They Did Not Cover Extensively the Case of...
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The rationalizability of a choice function by means of a transitive relation has been analyzed thoroughly in the literature. However, not much seems to be known when transitivity is weakened to quasi-transitivity or acyclicity. We describe the logical relationships between the different notions...
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The Paper Investigates Why, Under Supply Control by Marketing Board, Production Quotas Originally Given to Downstream Producers May Ultimately End Up in the Hands of the Latters' Upstream Suppliers Who Will Lease Them Back to Their Original Owners. a Link Between the Extent of Leasing and the...
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The technique of Monte Carlo (MC) tests [Dwass (1957), Barnard (1963)] provides an attractive method of building exact tests from statistics whose finite sample distribution is intractable but can be simulated (provided it does not involve nuisance parameters). We extend this method in two ways:...
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This paper tests the predictions of the Barro-Gordon model using US data on inflation and unemployment. To that end, it constructs a general game-theoretical model with asymmetric preferences that nests the Barro-Gordon model and a version of Cukierman’s model as special cases. Likelihood...
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