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Fair Pricing of Unemployment Insurance Premiums
The Journal of Business, 1985The unemployment insurance (UI) system in the United States differs from a standard competitive insurance market in at least two ways. First, because workers and firms can influence the probability of an adverse event (unemployment), there is a moral hazard problem.
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Personal Interest Branding: Source of Price Premium
Journal of International Consumer Marketing, 2016ABSTRACTThis study looks at whether and why people are prepared to pay more money for products that signalize their personal interests. The design is an intrasubject field experiment carried out using five, real, one-sided Internet auctions. The sample consists of 83 participants from the Czech Flamenco community.
Suchomelová Aneta +2 more
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Digital premium in Russian equities’ prices
Finance and Credit, 2023Subject. The article addresses risk premium on share price of companies undergoing digital transformation of their business, and investigates the stock market of Russian companies. Objectives. The aim is to develop a methodological approach to estimating the digital premium in Russian companies' share prices to design factor investing strategies, given
Konstantin V. KRINICHANSKII +1 more
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Quantity Premiums and Discounts in Dynamic Pricing
Operations Research, 2014We consider a dynamic pricing problem for a monopolistic company selling a perishable product when customer demand is both uncertain and occurs in batches that must be fulfilled as a whole. The seller can price-discriminate between different sized batches by setting different unit prices.
Levin, Yuri +2 more
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The Journal of Financial and Quantitative Analysis, 1979
In a recent paper, the author [8] has derived the equilibrium bond pricing equation in a world of uncertain future interest rates assuming that capital gains and losses will be taxed at maturity at capital gains tax rates. In the case of premium bonds (i.e., bonds selling above par), the U.S.
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In a recent paper, the author [8] has derived the equilibrium bond pricing equation in a world of uncertain future interest rates assuming that capital gains and losses will be taxed at maturity at capital gains tax rates. In the case of premium bonds (i.e., bonds selling above par), the U.S.
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Bond prices, default probabilities and risk premiums
The Journal of Credit Risk, 2005A feature of credit markets is the large difference between probabilities of default calculated from historical data and probabilities of default implied from bond prices (or from credit default swaps). This paper illustrates and discusses the reasons for the difference between historical and risk neutral probabilities.
John C. Hull +2 more
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Market Segmentation and Share Price Premium
Journal of Emerging Market Finance, 2005In China, domestic firms can issue both domestic (A) and foreign (B or H) shares. Domestic investors can only invest in A-shares and foreign investors only in B- and H-shares. Unlike other emerging markets, domestic A-shares are sold at a premium relative to foreign shares.
Chan, Kalok, Kwok, Johnny
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Eco-Labeling and the Price Premium [PDF]
, 1999 International environmental and government organizations propose eco-labeling as a market incentive to cause industry to operate in an ecologically sustainable and biodiversity-friendly manner. A microeconomic analysis questions whether eco-labeling will cause producer profits in a competitive industry to decline, even under a voluntary system, and ...
Sedjo, Roger, Swallow, Stephen
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Stock price volatility and equity premium
Journal of Monetary Economics, 2001A dynamic general equilibrium model of stock prices is developed which yields a stock price volatility and equity premium that are close to the historical values. Non-observability of the expected dividend growth rate introduces an element of learning which increases the volatility of stock price. Calibration to the U.S.
Brennan, Michael J., Xia, Yihong
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Wholesale Butter Prices and Premiums
Journal of Farm Economics, 1939HE recent butter stabilization activities, especially the 1938 program,1 focused attention on some unique factors in marketing butter. When it was observed that premiums tended to disappear on a stabilized market, the question arose as to why. In seeking the answer to this problem a more fundamental question was involved, namely: Why, in the first ...
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