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Econometrica, 1946
If divisible commodities in a barter market are cleared by higgling until no further exchange takes place, prices may be shown to be a simple function of the quantities traded. Assume that A, B ***, N units (pounds, bushels, yards, etc.) of various commodities are sold in portions Ai+A2+ +An =A) Bi+B2+ * +Bn=B, C1+C2+..
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If divisible commodities in a barter market are cleared by higgling until no further exchange takes place, prices may be shown to be a simple function of the quantities traded. Assume that A, B ***, N units (pounds, bushels, yards, etc.) of various commodities are sold in portions Ai+A2+ +An =A) Bi+B2+ * +Bn=B, C1+C2+..
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Journal of Optimization Theory and Applications, 2001
This paper regards the pricing problem from the projection viewpoint. It shows that the results of the Capital Asset Pricing Model (CAPM) formula are duplicated by a formula based on the minimum-norm portfolio. This pricing formula is even valid in cases where there is no efficient portfolio of risky assets. The relation of the pricing to other aspects
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This paper regards the pricing problem from the projection viewpoint. It shows that the results of the Capital Asset Pricing Model (CAPM) formula are duplicated by a formula based on the minimum-norm portfolio. This pricing formula is even valid in cases where there is no efficient portfolio of risky assets. The relation of the pricing to other aspects
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Management Science, 1974
The purposes of this paper are (i) to study the price structure that should be set to charge the services of a facility subject to queueing phenomena, (ii) to state a rule to determine the optimal capacity of such a facility, and (iii) to investigate if customers could be left free to choose their own priorities.
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The purposes of this paper are (i) to study the price structure that should be set to charge the services of a facility subject to queueing phenomena, (ii) to state a rule to determine the optimal capacity of such a facility, and (iii) to investigate if customers could be left free to choose their own priorities.
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The Elgar Encyclopedia of Pricing presents a holistic view of cutting-edge topics, practical insights, and global perspectives on pricing. In-depth entries cover everything from behavioral pricing and artificial intelligence to sustainability pricing strategies and dynamic online pricing.
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