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SSRN Electronic Journal, 2009
Abstract From monetary policies to the climate change problem, from the burden of private credit card debts to the evaluation of public projects, discount rate is the central issue, yet there is little clear understanding about the nature of discounting.
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Abstract From monetary policies to the climate change problem, from the burden of private credit card debts to the evaluation of public projects, discount rate is the central issue, yet there is little clear understanding about the nature of discounting.
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Mathematical Finance, 2001
This paper characterizes the liquidity discount, the difference between the market value of a trader's position and its value when liquidated. This discount occurs whenever traders face downward sloping demand curves for shares and execution lags in selling shares. This characterization enables one to modify the standard value at risk (VaR) computation
Subramanian, Ajay, Jarrow, Robert A.
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This paper characterizes the liquidity discount, the difference between the market value of a trader's position and its value when liquidated. This discount occurs whenever traders face downward sloping demand curves for shares and execution lags in selling shares. This characterization enables one to modify the standard value at risk (VaR) computation
Subramanian, Ajay, Jarrow, Robert A.
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IEEE Transactions on Automatic Control, 2001
Summary: Markov decision processes MDPs with discounted cost are equivalent to processes with a finite-random duration, and, hence, the discount factor models a (random) time horizon for the life of the process. We elaborate on this idea, but show that an objective function which is a linear combination of several discounted costs (each with a ...
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Summary: Markov decision processes MDPs with discounted cost are equivalent to processes with a finite-random duration, and, hence, the discount factor models a (random) time horizon for the life of the process. We elaborate on this idea, but show that an objective function which is a linear combination of several discounted costs (each with a ...
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Energy Policy, 1995
A ‘discount rate’ for the consumption of future generations from current investments for their benefit is typically composed of two parts: ‘time preference’ and an allowance for the lower marginal utility of consumption due to higher average levels of consumption in the future.
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A ‘discount rate’ for the consumption of future generations from current investments for their benefit is typically composed of two parts: ‘time preference’ and an allowance for the lower marginal utility of consumption due to higher average levels of consumption in the future.
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DISCOUNT COUPONS: Beyond the Price Discount Effect
1994Paper included in Proceedings from the Promotion in the Marketing Mix: What Works, Where and Why, NEC-63 Conference, Toronto, Canada, 1994. Ellen Goddard and Daphne Taylor, editors, pp.42-52.
Larson, Ronald B., Larson, Ronald B.
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Gambling for a discount: Preferring discount per item to discount per purchase?
Advances in Consumer Research, 2009Kamleitner, Bernadette +2 more
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Retail price discount depth and perceived quality uncertainty
Journal of Retailing, 2022Zhe Zhang
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