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Inflation Premium and Oil Price Volatility [PDF]
, 2005 This paper provides a fully micro-founded New Keynesian framework to study the interaction between oil price volatility, pricing behavior of firms and monetary policy. We show that when oil has low substitutability, firms find it optimal to charge higher relative prices as a premium in compensation for the risk that oil price volatility generates on ...
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Journal of Development Economics, 2015
Abstract By exploring a rich data set that links international trade transactions to panel data of manufacturing firms from China during 2000–2006, we reveal new patterns of export prices across firms. We find that foreign firms charge about 28% higher prices than Chinese exporters after controls for firm productivity and product–destination–year ...
Ying Ge, Huiwen Lai, Susan Chun Zhu
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Abstract By exploring a rich data set that links international trade transactions to panel data of manufacturing firms from China during 2000–2006, we reveal new patterns of export prices across firms. We find that foreign firms charge about 28% higher prices than Chinese exporters after controls for firm productivity and product–destination–year ...
Ying Ge, Huiwen Lai, Susan Chun Zhu
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Negotiating Premium Peering Prices
ACM Transactions on Internet Technology, 2016We have developed a novel methodology for deriving bandwidth prices for premium direct peering between Access ISPs (A-ISPs) and Content and Service Providers (CSPs) that want to deliver content and services in premium quality. Our methodology establishes a direct link between service profitability, for example, from advertising, user and subscriber ...
Costas Courcoubetis +4 more
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SSRN Electronic Journal, 2015
Motivated by the evidence that investors tend to be overly optimistic about low-priced stocks, we examine how nominal price affects the cross section of stock returns. To circumvent the mechanical inverse relationship between price and expected return, we construct a novel way of examining the effect of nominal price on the cross section of stock ...
Justin Birru, Baolian Wang
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Motivated by the evidence that investors tend to be overly optimistic about low-priced stocks, we examine how nominal price affects the cross section of stock returns. To circumvent the mechanical inverse relationship between price and expected return, we construct a novel way of examining the effect of nominal price on the cross section of stock ...
Justin Birru, Baolian Wang
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Causes and Consequences of Price Premiums
The Journal of Business, 1996Existing literature that argues for the prevalence of price premiums is examined. An evaluation of an extant model identifies several possible boundary conditions that limit the applicability of the model. A set of propositions is developed based on these boundary conditions, linking buyer, seller, and market factors to the magnitude of price premiums ...
Rao, Akshay R, Monroe, Kent B
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House Price, Mortgage Premium, and Business Fluctuations [PDF]
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2011 This paper investigates the transmission mechanism of mortgage premium to characterize the relationship between the housing market and the business cycle for the U.S. economy. The model matches the main features of the U.S. housing market and business cycles well.
Nan-Kuang Chen +2 more
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Price Premium and Foreclosure Risk
Real Estate Economics, 2006Many previous studies identify loan, property, borrower and environmental factors that impact the probability of foreclosure. Implicit in these studies is the assumption that the property was purchased at fair value. We question this assumption based on several empirical findings regarding property value uncertainty.
Ong, S.E., Neo, P.H., Spieler, A.C.
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Luxury markets and premium pricing
Journal of Revenue and Pricing Management, 2006The world is getting richer and the consumer has more real disposable income. This phenomenon is being repeated all over the world, whether in China or the USA. This means that consumers are trading up for products that meet their aspiration needs and trading down for products which they perceive as commodities.
Ian Yeoman, Una McMahon-Beattie
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Buyer Exuberance and Price Premium
Urban Studies, 2008It has been demonstrated that the real estate market disciplines irrational price premiums. However, the persistence of price premiums begs the question of what causes price premiums in the first place. This paper seeks to examine two explanations for price premiums—the conventional information asymmetry explanation and the buyer exuberance ...
Neo, P.H., Ong, S.E., Tu, Y.
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Chemical & Engineering News Archive, 2000
As it turns out, Dexter Corp. is worth considerably more than the $900 million ($45 per share) that International Specialty Products Chairman Samuel J. Heyman was willing to pay. Less than a week before Dexter's July 14 annual meeting—and the proxy fight Heyman threatened for control of Dexter's board of directors—K.
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As it turns out, Dexter Corp. is worth considerably more than the $900 million ($45 per share) that International Specialty Products Chairman Samuel J. Heyman was willing to pay. Less than a week before Dexter's July 14 annual meeting—and the proxy fight Heyman threatened for control of Dexter's board of directors—K.
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