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Economic preferences and inflationary expectations
Journal of Economic Psychology, 1986Abstract A questionnaire survey of residents in Dorset, England ( n = 421), investigated various predictors of inflationary expectations. The categories of independent variables included in a multiple regression analysis comprised demographic factors, measures of consumer sentiment (based on the Index of Consumer Sentiment) and measures of economic ...
WEBLEY, P, SPEARS, R
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Social Science & Medicine, 1995
In this paper we critically appraise the appropriateness and validity from an economic perspective of alternative preference-based approaches to measuring outcomes in economic evaluations of health care interventions. We describe the properties of an outcome measure for economic evaluation to make it compatible with the principles of economics when ...
Gafni, A, Birch, S
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In this paper we critically appraise the appropriateness and validity from an economic perspective of alternative preference-based approaches to measuring outcomes in economic evaluations of health care interventions. We describe the properties of an outcome measure for economic evaluation to make it compatible with the principles of economics when ...
Gafni, A, Birch, S
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The Economics of Cultural Transmission and the Dynamics of Preferences
Journal of Economic Theory, 2001zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
Alberto Bisin, Thierry Verdier
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Ageing and Economic Preferences
2023This chapter provides a brief review of the literature on the relation between age and economic preferences. The chapter describes the main empirical patterns and the methodological challenges related to identifying the links between age and attitudes toward risk and time.
Dohmen, Thomas +2 more
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Sleep, Mood, and Economic Preferences
Evaluation ReviewThis study used daily experimental data from smart bands worn by 142 respondents to investigate the relationship between the number of minutes slept and self-reported mood. The results showed that more minutes of sleep were associated with improved mood. Time preferences, altruism, and trust were also associated with mood.
Trung Thong Nguyen +2 more
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Economic Recessions and Congressional Preferences for Redistribution
The Review of Economics and Statistics, 2023Abstract We study if U.S. Members of Congress who experienced an economic recession during early adulthood vote differently on redistribution-specific bills. We find that politicians who experienced a recession hold more conservative positions on redistribution, even compared to members of the same party.
Carreri, Maria, Teso, Edoardo
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PREFERENCE HETEROGENEITY AND ECONOMIC GEOGRAPHY*
Journal of Regional Science, 2009ABSTRACT We investigate the effect of preference heterogeneity between skilled and unskilled workers on agglomeration, and we identify a new source of dependence of equilibrium prices on the demand properties shaped by the inter‐regional distribution of workers.
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The Economics of "Bills Preferably"
The Quarterly Journal of Economics, 1960Scope of paper, 341. — Any open market policy hinges on a well-performing government securities market, 342. — How the market facilitates monetary policy, 351. — Why monetary policy prefers short-term securities, 358. — Open market operations for other objectives, 363. — Concluding observations, 371.
Ralph A. Young, Charles A. Yager
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Preferences in a Communal Economic System
Economica, 1987A voluntary communal economic system differs from most types of economic organizations in that its members prefer to carry out certain activities collecti vely, and significant production and consumption activities take plac e within it. Communal systems are analytically modeled in the article as household-production units or centrally-planned ...
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1986
The economic case for multilateralism, or non-discriminatory trade, rests on the same basis as the case for free trade. In a world of perfectly competitive markets, global output and economic welfare are maximised by removing all barriers to trade.
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The economic case for multilateralism, or non-discriminatory trade, rests on the same basis as the case for free trade. In a world of perfectly competitive markets, global output and economic welfare are maximised by removing all barriers to trade.
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