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Uncovering the hidden costs of Transferable Development Rights (TDR) programmes
, 2018 Sina Shahab
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Review of Finance, 2011
Abstract We argue that salience—the extent to which a cost is visible and difficult to ignore—may have economically significant effects on homeowners’ borrowing behavior, through a bias toward less salient but more expensive loans. We first use a simple model to show that the presence of some biased consumers in the market will affect ...
Johan Almenberg, Artashes Karapetyan
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Abstract We argue that salience—the extent to which a cost is visible and difficult to ignore—may have economically significant effects on homeowners’ borrowing behavior, through a bias toward less salient but more expensive loans. We first use a simple model to show that the presence of some biased consumers in the market will affect ...
Johan Almenberg, Artashes Karapetyan
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The Hidden Cost of Hidden Terminals
2010 IEEE International Conference on Communications, 2010The performance unfairness problem in a single cell IEEE 802.11 wireless local area network (WLAN) is considered. While existing research is based on the assumption that all nodes have the same transmission success probability and per-node throughput, this fairness exists only if all nodes within range of the access point can sense each other.
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Renewable Energy's Hidden Costs
Scientific American, 2013The article discusses the hidden costs of renewable energy sources, such as solar and wind power, which includes graphs showing the amount of metals needed for renewable energy infrastructure, such as metal for growing rapeseed oil, nickel in wind power, and tin and silver in solar power.
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IEE Review, 2002
The environmental impact of electricity generation is not reflected in current market prices. In this paper, the author outlines the implications of a major European study aimed at assessing electricity's environmental externalities.
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The environmental impact of electricity generation is not reflected in current market prices. In this paper, the author outlines the implications of a major European study aimed at assessing electricity's environmental externalities.
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Bundled Payments and Hidden Costs
Anesthesiology Clinics, 2018In a fee-for-service environment, anesthesiologists are paid for the volume of services billed, with little relation to the cost of delivering the services. In bundled payments, anesthesiologists are paid a set fee for an episode of care inclusive of all the anesthesia, pain medicine, and related services for the surgical episode and a period of time ...
Stanley W, Stead, Sharon K, Merrick
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2003
Abstract When a skillful graduate of the Wharton School tackles the job of projecting profits for her agribusiness, she ignores lots of things. No, she is not trying to dodge taxes. She is simply doing her job well. Her company’s profits depend entirely on the money actually paid out or received.
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Abstract When a skillful graduate of the Wharton School tackles the job of projecting profits for her agribusiness, she ignores lots of things. No, she is not trying to dodge taxes. She is simply doing her job well. Her company’s profits depend entirely on the money actually paid out or received.
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