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The effect of mood and demand on memory
British Journal of Psychology, 1986Mood biasing – the tendency to remember information consistent with one's prevailing mood – was demonstrated in an experiment in which mood‐induced subjects recalled personal experiences and a list of self‐descriptive personality traits based on a bogus personality test.
L, Alexander, R K, Guenther
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Wealth Effect on the Demand for Money
Journal of Political Economy, 1975The wealth effect on the individual's money demand is examined within the inventory theoretical framework involving stochastic cash needs. A positive wealth effect arises if an increase in wealth increases the individual's planned expenditure beyond his expected receipts, or if the marginal yield on earning assets is diminishing or marginal penalty ...
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Buyback contracts with price-dependent demands: Effects of demand uncertainty
European Journal of Operational Research, 2014zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
Yingxue Zhao +4 more
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Supplier diversification: effect of discrete demand
Operations Research Letters, 1999zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
Jayashankar M. Swaminathan +1 more
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The Category-Demand Effects of Price Promotions
Marketing Science, 2001Although price promotions have increased in both commercial use and quantity of academic research over the last decade, most of the attention has been focused on their effects on brand choice and brand sales. By contrast, little is known about the conditions under which price promotions expand short-run and long-run category demand, even though the ...
Vincent R. Nijs +3 more
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On the Effect of Demand Randomness on Inventories and Costs
Operations Research, 1992We explore analytically cardinal effects of the extent of demand randomness on optimal inventory levels and the associated expected costs. To model changes in demand randomness, we make extensive use of a mean-preserving transformation commonly used in probabilistic microeconomics, as well as the notion of risk-pooling (aggregating independent demands)
Yigal Gerchak, David Mossman
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Demanding: The Political Effect of Social Demands
2014The objective of this chapter is to introduce the third constitutive internal nonterritorial dynamic shaping the formation of democratic subjectivities in a posttransition context: demanding. As with self-organizing and networking, I use demanding as a process that conveys activation, agency, and a complex political dynamic built through actions of ...
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Boisguilbert’s Theory of Effective Demand
Économie appliquée, 1995Dans cet article Boisguilbert est présenté comme théoricien de la demande effective à travers deux modèles : l’un, analytique, décrit le fonctionnement de V économie française sous l’Ancien Régime ; l’autre, stratégique, illustre les réformes qu’il faudrait adopter pour conduire l’économie d’une situation de crise à la prospérité.
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THE EFFECT OF COGNITIVE DEMAND ON ACCOMMODATION
American journal of optometry and physiological optic, 1980Abstract An optometer (infrared recording retinoscope) was used to monitor the accommodation of subjects (N = 40, ages 20 to 30 years) to determine whether an increase in cognitive demand would result in an increase in the level of their accommodation.
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2019
A study's internal and external validity is threatened by experimenter demand effects. This threat is taken seriously by experimental economists, who have developed a number of best practices to suppress or eliminate the potential role of such effects. We outline these best practices and review the literature to show that they are followed in the vast ...
de Quidt, Jonathan +2 more
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A study's internal and external validity is threatened by experimenter demand effects. This threat is taken seriously by experimental economists, who have developed a number of best practices to suppress or eliminate the potential role of such effects. We outline these best practices and review the literature to show that they are followed in the vast ...
de Quidt, Jonathan +2 more
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