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Predictive Margins and Marginal Effects in Stata
2013Tables of estimated regression coefficients, usually accompanied by additional information such as standard errors, t-statistics, p-values, confidence intervals or significance stars, have long been the preferred way of communicating results from statistical models.
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The effect of margin guarantees on pricing and production
International Journal of Manufacturing Technology and Management, 2007The modelling of supply contracts has recently received a considerable amount of attention in the supply-chain literature. A 'guarantee of margins' is a form of supply contract that reflects the recent shift of power from manufacturers to retailers in several industries. These agreements ensure a certain profit margin for the retailer even if markdowns
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2010
In this chapter, we review policy evaluation and Heckman and Vytlacil’s [2005, 2007a] (HV) strategy for linking marginal treatment effects to other average treatment effects including policy-relevant treatment effects. Recent innovations in the treatment effects literature including dynamic and general equilibrium considerations are mentioned briefly ...
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In this chapter, we review policy evaluation and Heckman and Vytlacil’s [2005, 2007a] (HV) strategy for linking marginal treatment effects to other average treatment effects including policy-relevant treatment effects. Recent innovations in the treatment effects literature including dynamic and general equilibrium considerations are mentioned briefly ...
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MARGINAL STOCKHOLDER TAX RATES AND THE CLIENTELE EFFECT
The Review of Economics and Statistics, 1970T HE determination of marginal stockholder tax brackets is an important and unresolved issue in the economic literature. Marginal stockholder tax brackets play an important role in stock valuation models [ 1, 6, 14], in normative investment and dividend policy models [11, 16], and in descriptive capital allocation models [ 7, 8, 10, 12 ].
Elton, Edwin J, Gruber, Martin J
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On the Effectiveness of the Federal Reserve's Margin Requirement
The Journal of Finance, 1982ABSTRACTA portfolio‐theoretic model of the optimal margin account is developed. It is argued that the Federal Reserve's goal in setting the margin requirement is to influence investor equity ratios. Using the average equity ratio as the dependent variable and the arguments of the model as independent variables, an empirical model is estimated.
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The Endowment's Effect on Marginal Value
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2001A higher endowment of some good will typically cause an individual to place a lower value on increases (or decreases) in that endowment. This property, which we call diminishing marginal value, is a pervasive component of economists' beliefs about people's behavior. In ordinary markets "the more one consumes of something, the less one is willing to pay
John K. Horowitz, Kenneth E. McConnell
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Additive Models and Marginal Effects
2004Additive models have been proven to be very useful as they naturally generalize the linear regression model and allow for an interpretation of marginal changes, i.e. for the effect of one variable on the mean function m(●) when holding all others constant. This kind of model structure is widely used in both theoretical economics and in econometric data
Wolfgang Härdle +3 more
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Is the Marginality Effect all that Marginal?
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Marginal zone lymphomas: ESMO Clinical Practice Guidelines for diagnosis, treatment and follow-up
Annals of Oncology, 2020Emanuele Zucca +2 more
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