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Single Family Housing and Inflation: The Risk-Return Tradeoff

Housing and Society, 1981
The purpose of this article is to present and analyze evidence on the actual rates of appreciation and the risk involved in owning a single family house in Lubbock, Texas during the 1970’s. Differences in neighborhoods, house, and owner characteristics are identified according to their respective geographic area, and analyzed for differences in risk ...
Karl L. Guntermann, Chares E. Wade
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Channels wars: return of the single‐channel

The Journal of Physiology, 2023
Aimée Obolari Durço, Leisiane Pereira Marques, Diego Santos Souza   +2 more
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Return currents from a single probe in a magnetized plasma

Contributions to Plasma Physics, 1998
Measurements with a single Langmuir probe are in principle a simple electrostatic problem. The probe, the plasma, the power supply and the vacuum vessel form a closed electric circuit. If all resistivities except the sheath resistance in front of the probe can be neglected the measured nonlinear I – V characteristic allows for an evaluation of density ...
M. Weinlich, A. Carlson, V. Rohde, K. Reinmüller   +3 more
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Modeling returns to owner-occupied single-family residences

Journal of Economics and Finance, 1994
This paper expands previous models of the returns to owner-occupied single-family residences by modelling returns to a specific property of an individual homeowner instead of determining an average market return based on appraised values. Included in the model are transaction costs, degree of leverage, level of price appreciation, the implied rental ...
Charles M. Ermer, Steven M. Cassidy, Michael J. Sullivan   +2 more
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Overbuying, Demand Withholding, and Single Sourcing Under Decreasing Returns

The Journal of Industrial Economics
ABSTRACT Consider suppliers whose comparative advantages, which are unknown to a buyer, depend on the quantity procured. The distortions of the buyer purchase policy differs depending on the market characteristics. In a large market, either it overbuys to suppliers with steep marginal costs, who are better at producing a small volume;
Bernard, Christophe, Mitraille, Sébastien   +1 more
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Optimal disposal policies for a single‐item inventory system with returns

Naval Research Logistics Quarterly, 1977
AbstractWe consider a single‐item inventory system in which the stock level can increase due to items being returned as well as decrease when demands occur. Returned items can be repaired and then used to satisfy future demand, or they can be disposed of. We identify those inventory levels where disposal is the best policy.It is shown that this problem
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Industry Returns, Single and Multifactor Asset Pricing Tests

2002
Empirical tests of the capital asset pricing model (CAPM) have shown that movements in a single factor market index poorly explain returns on individual securities. Assuming that a possible reason is the existence of pricing anomalies, more recent research has extended the model by adding new factors to explain systematic variations in stock returns ...
Syed I. Hussain, Steve Toms
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Pricing, Returns, and Donations in Single- and Dual-Channel Retailing

2021
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Option volume and stock returns: evidence from single stock options on the Korea Exchange

Journal of Derivatives and Quantitative Studies, 2021
Mincheol Woo
exaly  

Bivariate GARCH models for single asset returns

2015
In this paper an alternative approach to modelling and forecasting single asset returns volatility is presented. A new, bivariate, flexible framework, which may be considered as a development of single-equation ARCH-type models, is proposed. This approach focuses on joint distribution of returns and observed volatility, measured by Garman-Klass ...
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