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This paper investigates the process of price discovery in government bond markets.By using a new data set including interdealer trades, customer trades, trade types anddealer identities, the paper explores the role of dealers in the price formation processand seeks to identify their sources of...
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This paper analyzes return patterns and determinants at the Oslo Stock Ex-change (OSE) in the period 1980{2006. We nd that a three-factor model con-taining the market, a size factor and a liquidity factor provides a reasonable t forthe cross-section of Norwegian stock returns. As expected, oil...
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Pay-What-You-Want (PWYW) is a new participative pricing mechanism whereby consumershave maximum control over the price …
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profitliftingeffects into the optimal pricing model. The methodology was developed andimplemented at bauMax, an Austrian Do …
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Fierce competition and rapid technological progress have considerablyreduced the life cycle length for mobile phones in the last decade. Once a newmobile phone is launched, providers on the market under consideration practice amarkdown strategy. Profits of the providers are generated mainly via...
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competitors. With more aggressive policies, the average pricing level decreases and the averagedifference between high and low …
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We extend Bresnahan and Reiss’s (1991) model of local oligopoly to allow firm entry and exit over time.In our framework, entrants have to incur sunk costs in order to enter a market. After becomingincumbents, they disregard these entry costs in deciding whether to continue operating or to...
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Pay-What-You-Want (PWYW) is a participative pricing mechanism which is characterizedby the fact that consumers have …
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There is strong empirical evidence that the pricing kernel is Ushaped,which provides a way to explain the substantial … coskewnesspremium. Existing studies typically use a polynomial approximationof the pricing kernel. Problematically, these polynomials …
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This study analyses the impact of the Russian food and agricultural import ban on import of meat, the structural changes of trade pattern and reallocation of import flows of meat and meat products, and the price development in the import market and its impact on producers and consumers market...
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