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Focal and contextual components of price history as determinants of expected price
Journal of Product and Brand Management, 2011PurposeThis paper aims to investigate how consumers adjust their price expectations for brands in response to previously encountered prices. The effects of two distinct components of price history, focal and contextual, are examined. The focal component represents the role of a brand's own previous price(s) in determining future price expectations.
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The ANNALS of the American Academy of Political and Social Science, 1920
roads and other corporations. The debt of Great Britain is mostly in the form of consols or consolidated annuities, and dates back to 1752 when existing obligations were consolidated into 3 per cent annuities without maturity. Properly speaking they are not bonds in the American sense.
Hermann F. Arens, James R. Bancroft
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roads and other corporations. The debt of Great Britain is mostly in the form of consols or consolidated annuities, and dates back to 1752 when existing obligations were consolidated into 3 per cent annuities without maturity. Properly speaking they are not bonds in the American sense.
Hermann F. Arens, James R. Bancroft
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Price Discrimination Based on Buyers’ Purchase History
Dynamic Games and Applications, 2016zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
Arieh Gavious, Ella Segev
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The Price of the “New Transnational History”
The American Historical Review, 1991IAN TYRRELL IS FOR SO MANY OF THE RIGHT THINGS-global consciousness, new history, environmental history, more "institutional support" for historians. And he is against the right things, too-reification, "exceptionalism," Americancentered scholarship, national-based historiography. These are all sound positions for historians of the United States in the
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A History of Agriculture and Prices in England
2011Since early times, agriculture has been pivotal to England's economy. This is the two-part seventh in a magisterial seven-volume, eight-piece compilation by the economist James E. Thorold Rogers (1823–90), which represents the most complete record of produce costs in England between the thirteenth and eighteenth centuries.
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Charting patterns on price history
Proceedings of the sixth ACM SIGPLAN international conference on Functional programming - ICFP '01, 2001It is an established notion among financial analysts that price moves in patterns and these patterns can be used to forecast future price. As the definitions of these patterns are often subjective, every analyst has a need to define and search meaningful patterns from historical time series quickly and efficiently.
Anand, S., Chin, W.-N., Khoo, S.-C.
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A history of prices in Canada, 1840–1871: a new wholesale price index [PDF]
Canadian Journal of Economics/Revue canadienne d'économique, 2003 Abstract We present a new monthly wholesale price index for Canada, 1840–71, comparing fluctuations in the Canadian macroeconomy with fluctuations in similar U.S. and British indexes. Canadian prices move through distinct phases: the 1840s rise in prices and the decline in the depression of 1848–49; the mid‐century economic boom and the 1857 depression;
Donald G. Paterson, Ronald A. Shearer
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A history of European electricity day-ahead prices
Applied Economics, 2013In this article, we examine the development of day-ahead prices in five European markets which became more connected over recent years. Where previous studies examined the convergence of price levels over time, we focus on patterns in estimates for the parameters in a switching regimes model.
Huisman, Ronald, Kilic, M. (Mehtap)
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