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A COMMENT ON MARKET FREE LUNCH AND FREE LUNCH
Mathematical Finance, 2006Frittelli (2004) introduced a market free lunch depending on the preferences of the agents in the market. He characterized no arbitrage and no free lunch with vanishing risk in terms of no market free lunch (the difference comes from the class of utility functions determining the market free lunch).
Irene Klein
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MARKETING PRICING IN A FREE MARKET
Herald of Khmelnytskyi National University, 2021The problems related to shaping a company’s pricing policy are the object of research conducted by the scholars in the fields of economics, management, marketing, entrepreneurship, finance, and accounting. This determines the multivariance of the approaches to interpreting the concept of “pricing policy”, determining the main stages of shaping the ...
Оleksandr CHEREP, А. KOTSERUBA
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Nothing Free About Free Market
2014This section sheds light on the effects of the different strategies that Norwegian authorities have adopted to enroll users and vendors in the task of establishing electronic prescriptions as a new national routine service. The case description highlights how stakeholders responded when the authorities needed integration between the new service and the
Eli Larsen, Gunnar Ellingsen
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2019
Abstract Market-based economies outperform the alternative forms of economic organization on almost every measure. Nevertheless, this leaves open what the optimal degree of government regulation, government-provided social insurance, and macroeconomic adjustment is.
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Abstract Market-based economies outperform the alternative forms of economic organization on almost every measure. Nevertheless, this leaves open what the optimal degree of government regulation, government-provided social insurance, and macroeconomic adjustment is.
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The Operation of the free Market
1980In the market economy a want is significant only when a person is prepared to give up something in order to satisfy it. As the strength of the different wants varies, so will the amounts which people are willing to give up. In other words, different goods have different values, value being the rate at which a particular good or service will exchange ...
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Resisting reification: free market or free citizens?
Social Responsibility Journal, 2005A significant catalyst in global economic success has been the information revolution. The Internet, in particular, has facilitated a vast increase in the quantity of available information and multimedia, in general, has allowed corporate players to dramatically increase their market share by exploiting new channels of persuasion, inducing the ...
Shaw, Julia J. A., Shaw, Hillary J.
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1990
Hell is other people. So is economics. Economics, therefore, is Hell. Every voter knows as much when, trapped in the maze of conjectural variation and strategic interaction where so much of the human drama is willy-nilly played out, he attempts to calculate his vote-value in the light of the darkness cast by the simultaneous attempt of each of his ...
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Hell is other people. So is economics. Economics, therefore, is Hell. Every voter knows as much when, trapped in the maze of conjectural variation and strategic interaction where so much of the human drama is willy-nilly played out, he attempts to calculate his vote-value in the light of the darkness cast by the simultaneous attempt of each of his ...
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Does a free-market economy make mother nature angry? Evidence from Asian economies
Environmental Science and Pollution Research, 2021Hong Hiep Hoang, Cong Minh Huynh
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