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House prices, increasing returns, and the effects of government spending shocks

Larsen, Rasmus Bisgaard; Ravn, Søren Hove; Santoro, … - 2021

equilibrium models where Ricardian households benefit from the flow of housing services. The inconsistency rests on the negative …

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Measuring market-based core inflation expectations

Grønlund, Asger Munch; Jørgensen, Kasper; Schupp, Fabian - 2024

We build a novel term structure model for pricing synthetic euro area core inflation-linked swaps, a hypothetical swap contract indexed to core inflation. Our approach relies on a term structure model of traded headline inflation-linked swap rates, which we assume span core inflation. The model...

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Systemism

Gräbner-Radkowitsch, Claudius; Kapeller, Jakob - 2024

This entry discusses the concept of "systemism", elaborates how it implicitly underpinned most seminal works of evolutionary-institutional economics, and explains how future research would benefit from making the systemist nature of evolutionary economics more explicit. More precisely, the paper...

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Systemism

Gräbner-Radkowitsch, Claudius; Kapeller, Jakob - 2024

This short paper discusses the concept of "systemism", elaborates how it implicitly underpinned most seminal works of evolutionary-institutional economics, and explains how future research would benefit from making the systemist nature of evolutionary economics more explicit. More precisely, the...

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The economic determinants of clothing consumption in the UK 1987-2000

Jones, Richard M.; Hayes, Steven G. - 2002

Full-text of this article is not available in this e-prints service. This article was originally published [following peer-review] in Journal of Fashion Marketing and Management, published by and copyright Emerald.

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Modeling physiological and anthropometric variables known to vary with body size and other confounding variables

Nevill, Alan M.; Bate, Stuart; Holder, Roger L. - 2005

proportional allometric models with the equivalent linear or additive polynomial models. We shall also discuss alternative body … parameters obtained when fitting proportional power function or allometric models, due to the fact that human physiques are not … geometrically similar to each other. In conclusion, a variety of different models will be identified to describe physiological and …

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Representation and Stability in Testing and Measuring Rational Expectations.

Boumans, M. - 1999

There are at least two elements of theory completion necessary for measurement: (1) a measurement formula and (2) standardization of that representation. Standardization is based on the search for stability. The more stable the correlation which the measurement formula represents is, the less...

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REMI and ROUSE: Quantitative models for long-term priming in perceptual identification.

Wagenmakers, E.J.M.; Zeelenberg, R.; Huber, D.; … - 2003

REM models based on Bayesian principles: a model for long-term priming (REMI; L. J. Schooler et al., 2001), and a model … priming differs in the 2 models. In both paradigms the authors ask whether prior study merely reflects a bias to interpret …

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An Examination of the Evaluative Criteria of Industrial Buyers: Implications for Sales Training,

McQuiston, Daniel H.; Walters, Rockney G. - 1989

Employs conceptual contributions from management, work networks, and organizational buying behavior research, and presents the results of a study which integrates these contributions through an internal marketing exchange model. Specifically, network analysis is used to describe purchasing...

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Acuity and case management: a healthy dose of outcomes, part I

Huber, Diane L.; Craig, K. - 2007

PURPOSE OF STUDY: This article presents acuity and dosage as two concepts that describe how the business case for case management (CM) can be made. Dosage and acuity concepts are explained as client need-severity, CM intervention-intensity, and CM activity-dose by amount, duration, extent, and...

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