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Monetary asset quality and substitutability

Journal of Economics and Business, 1993
Abstract This paper utilizes a user-cost-dependent direct utility function to estimate elasticities of substitution (ES) between monetary assets. Unlike other ES studies, the generalized Fechner-Thurstone (GFT) utility function employed incorporates changes in monetary asset quality. The ES results show low substitutability between assets.
Ruby P. Kishan, Timothy P. Opiela
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Asset Quality Cycles

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2016
I study an adverse selection economy, where investors’ effort choice endogenously determines asset quality distribution. In booms, knowing that investors can easily sell assets, they exert less effort to improve the quality of their investment projects.
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A Data Quality Framework for Engineering Asset Management

Australian Journal of Mechanical Engineering, 2008
Data Quality (DQ) is a critical issue for effective engineering asset management (AM). DQ problems can result in severe negative consequences for an organisation. Several research studies have indicated that most organizations have DQ problems. This research aims to explore DQ issues associated with asset management in engineering organisations.
S Lin, J Gao, A Koronios
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Quality of Services in Assets of Smart Parking

2018 3rd International Conference On Internet of Things: Smart Innovation and Usages (IoT-SIU), 2018
Technology integration with physical environment is need of the hour. Since it is estimated that with the momentum people migrating to urban areas, 843 people million people are expected to live in cities by 2050 [1]. And to sustain the growth Intelligent System are to be developed. These give birth to the concept of “smartness”.
Shiksha Singh, Rohit Kumar Tiwari
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The Many Paths to Quality Core Assets

2010
Can all of the different approaches to software product line operation lead to quality core assets? Some organizations use a recognized method such as the Software Engineering Institute’s Framework for Product Line Practice [4] while others use a homegrown variant of their non-product line process.
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Asset Data Quality—A Case Study on Mobile Mining Assets

2014
Good asset management decisions involve balancing cost, risk and performance requirements. Raw data on maintenance costs (a major contributor to total costs) and for estimating risks associated with asset failure is stored in an organisation’s Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) system. However as this chapter demonstrates asset data is often erroneous,
M. Ho, M. R. Hodkiewicz, C. F. Pun, J. Petchey, Z. Li   +4 more
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Data quality as it relates to asset management

PES T&D 2012, 2012
The importance of data and data quality has long been a second thought for many utilities. There is often the perception that, “as long as the bills get paid our data is good enough!” As both customers and regulators owners alike are becoming more demanding in customer service and the impacts of the Smart Grid are being clarified, it has become an ...
R. J. Sarfi, M. K. Tao, J. B. Lyon, J. J. Simmins   +3 more
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Asset quality and scale economies in banking

Journal of Economics and Business, 1996
Abstract Asset quality is shown to affect both the level of bank costs and estimates of scale economies in banking. Cost functions estimated with banks which have low/high non-performing loan ratios differ from cost curves estimated over the entire sample. The empirical results confirm that an increase in non-performing loans increases costs.
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The value, cost and quality of asset data

2005 IEE Water Event, 2005
Looking across infrastructure sectors including water, the cost of managing asset information is staggering - but the better your information, the less it appears to cost you. Why do companies waste so much effort on bad information, when the principles for managing it well are not hard? Promoting the good practice asset management of asset information,
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European Interoperability Assets Register and Quality Framework Implementation

2016
Interoperability assets is the term applied to refer to any resource that can support the design, implementation and successful adoption of eHealth services that can exchange data meaningfully. Some examples may include functional requirements, specifications, standards, clinical models and term lists, guidance on how standards may be used concurrently,
Alberto Moreno-Conde, Geert Thienpont, Inge Lamote, Pascal Coorevits, Carlos Parra, Dipak Kalra   +5 more
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