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The Lease‐Purchase Decision for Agricultural Assets
American Journal of Agricultural Economics, 1994AbstractThe decision to lease or purchase an asset is analyzed with methodology adapted from the corporate finance literature. The methodology allows determination of a break‐even lease payment using a minimum of information. Symmetry between the lessee and lessor is also examined.
Stephen A. Ford, Wesley N. Musser
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Purchase Decision Processes in the Internet Age
2014This work explores the online purchase decision-making behaviour of consumers. It investigates how purchase decision-making processes unfold and how they vary for different groups of individuals. Drawing from the decision analysis and consumer behaviour literatures, a typology of online consumers is introduced to define four distinctive groups based on
Sahar Karimi +2 more
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Worker Decisions to Purchase Health Insurance
International Journal of Health Care Finance and Economics, 2001Studying worker health insurance choices is usually limited by the absence of price data for workers who decline their employer's offer. This paper uses a new Medical Expenditure Panel Survey file which links household and employer survey respondents, supplying data for both employer insurance takers and declines.
L J, Blumberg +2 more
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A decision support system for leasing/purchasing decisions
Proceedings of the Tenth Conference on Artificial Intelligence for Applications, 2002The leasing vs. purchasing decision involves legal, tax, accounting and financial issues. It is a multiple criteria decision problem, which takes into account quantitative and qualitative criteria. The expert knowledge is not available in most small and medium sized businesses.
D. Neuhaus, M. Lusti
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The Effect of Decision Order on Purchase Quantity Decisions
Journal of Marketing Research, 2010Consumers often resolve trade-offs in a particular order. For example, when making flavor and size decisions, consumers might first decide which flavors to choose and then decide which sizes of those flavors to choose. This research examines the effect of decision order on purchase quantity decisions.
Stephen M. Nowlis +2 more
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