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It also shows that ignoring either dimension of unobserved heterogeneity has an important effect on pric- ing decisions . However , while ignoring het- erogeneity in risk does not change the qualitative pattern by much , ignoring ...
It also shows that ignoring either dimension of unobserved heterogeneity has an important effect on pric- ing decisions . However , while ignoring het- erogeneity in risk does not change the qualitative pattern by much , ignoring ...
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model predicts that there should be no effect for non - weather - related items , and that there should be nonmonotonic effects for warmer - weather items.25 To test for such differential effects , we use items in the parkas / coats and ...
model predicts that there should be no effect for non - weather - related items , and that there should be nonmonotonic effects for warmer - weather items.25 To test for such differential effects , we use items in the parkas / coats and ...
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Rearranging and replacing the inequality with an equality yields the critical discount factor under single integra- tion ( SI ) : 18 M 1 IIM - NπNC ( 6 ) ŜSI M + - ( N − 1 ) IM D. The Collusive Effect of Vertical Integration Comparing ...
Rearranging and replacing the inequality with an equality yields the critical discount factor under single integra- tion ( SI ) : 18 M 1 IIM - NπNC ( 6 ) ŜSI M + - ( N − 1 ) IM D. The Collusive Effect of Vertical Integration Comparing ...
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