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Justifying Antitrust : Prediction, Efficiency, and Welfare
Tor, Avishalom - 2016
boundedly rational consumers or the reactions of firms to such behavior. Second and more fundamental is the efficiency challenge …, which surfaces where consumer bias weakens the causal link between competition and efficiency. For instance, consumers who … standard economic justification for antitrust law largely weathers the thorny efficiency and welfare challenges alike …
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A benchmarking approach for forecasting gas consumption considering subsidy removal
Azadeh, Mohammad Ali; Saffar, Mohamad Mahdi; Nazari, Tayebeh - In: International journal of process management and … 3 (2013) 4, pp. 401-419
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Evaluating the role of information disclosure on bidding behavior in wholesale electricity markets
Brown, David P.; Cajueiro, Daniel Oliveira; Eckert, Andrew - 2024
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Prediction of Nitrendipine Anti-Hypertensive Effect from Plasma Concentration Profiles by Neural Networks
Belič, A. - 2018
Nitrendipine is an effective and safe calcium channel blocker for the treatment of mild to moderate hypertension. The aim of this work is to show that a model of a relation between nitrendipine plasma levels and pharmacodynamic effects can be composed and used for pressure drop prediction after...
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Concentrated ownership and prediction of financial institution failures
Polsiri, Piruna - In: Corporate ownership & control : international … 8 (2010/11) 4, pp. 84-95
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Predictability Concentrates in Bad Times. And so Does Disagreement
de Oliveira Souza, Thiago - 2019
Within a standard risk-based asset pricing framework with rational expectations, realized returns have two components: Predictable risk premiums and unpredictable shocks. In bad times, the price of risk increases. Hence, the predictable fraction of returns – and predictability – increases....
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Predictability Concentrates in Bad Times. And so Does Disagreement
de Oliveira Souza, Thiago - 2019
Within a standard risk-based asset pricing framework with rational expectations, realized returns have two components: Predictable risk premiums and unpredictable shocks. In bad times, the price of risk increases. Hence, the predictable fraction of returns - and predictability - increases....
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10012871701
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Deriving the Predicted No Effect Concentrations of 35 Pesticides by the Qsar-Ssd Method
Huang, Peng; Liu, Shu-Shen; Wang, Ze-Jun; Ding, Ting-Ting; … - 2022
The widespread use of pesticides results in their frequent detection in water bodies and other environmental media. Pesticide residues in water may pose environmental risks, and reliable predicted no effect concentrations (PNEC) must be obtained when the environmental risks of pesticides are...
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Incorporating Simultaneous Effect of Initial Concentration and Sorbent Dose into Removal Prediction Model Using Glyphosate Experimental Data and Theoretical Analysis
Esmaeilian, Anahita; Dionysiou, Dionysios D.; O'Shea, K.E - 2022
indicated the adsorption is endothermic and spontaneous. Removal efficiency increased with decreasing solution pH. Chloride ions …
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Predictable losses of liquidity provision in constant function markets and concentrated liquidity markets
Cartea, Álvaro; Drissi, Fayçal; Monga, Marcello - In: Applied mathematical finance 30 (2023) 2, pp. 69-93
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