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Spillover effects of production of IT on use of IT

36th Annual Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences, 2003. Proceedings of the, 2003
We analyse new data on the production and use of IT around the world to assess the impact of changes in IT production in the 1990s on economic development. We provide empirical evidence on a fundamental question: Besides the direct effect on GDP, does an emphasis on IT production have a spillover effect on the level of IT diffusion?
Dale Ganley, Kenneth L. Kraemer, Poh-Kam Wong   +2 more
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Spillover effects and conditional dependence

International Review of Economics & Finance, 2006
Abstract A better understanding of cross-market linkages and interactions would help to better manage international financial exposure. So far, no attempt has been made to investigate the degree of price and volatility spillovers in a non-Gaussian conditional framework.
Ane, T., Labidi, C.
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Spillovers of Innovation Effects

Journal of Policy Modeling, 2000
The effects of process and product innovation are analyzed in a multisectoral framework. The effect of an innovation in any particular sector propagates throughout the entire economy. A simple measure for the spillover of innovation effects to the other sectors is developed.
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The Spillover Effect of Antitrust Enforcement

The Review of Economics and Statistics, 1986
We address the question of how the threat of antitrust enforcement spills over from one industrial submarket to another. We build a formal model describing the technology through which an initial antitrust indictment can reveal evidence of additional infractions in the same industry.
Block, Michael K, Feinstein, Jonathan S
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The spillover effect of peak pricing

Journal of Environmental Economics and Management, 2022
Understanding consumer behaviours is important in designing dynamic tariffs, which are usually considered the first-best solution when the conventional flat tariff does not reflect the varying cost of electricity generation. I estimate households’ own- and cross-price elasticities using dataset from a smart metering project, and investigate which ...
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The Coevolution Effect as a Driver of Spillover

Trends in Parasitology, 2019
Global habitat fragmentation is associated with the emergence of infectious diseases of wildlife origins in human populations. Despite this well-accepted narrative, the underlying mechanisms driving this association remain unclear. We introduce a nuanced hypothesis, the 'coevolution effect'.
Sarah, Zohdy, Tonia S, Schwartz, Jamie R, Oaks   +2 more
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China's Macroeconomic Policies and Spillover Effects

2023
This paper provides a brief overview of China’s capital controls, external asset holdings and the real interest rate, and analyzes the quantitative effects of China’s macroeconomic policies between 2000 and 2015, including capital controls, interest rate policy, exchange rate policy and fiscal policy, on the dynamics of China’s trade balance vis-a-vis ...
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Spillover Effects of the ADA

Journal of Disability Policy Studies, 2011
The Americans With Disabilities Act (ADA) of 1990 has expanded employment opportunities of numerous persons with disabilities, although its effect on employment for disabled individuals has been mixed. With the strong correlation between disability and obesity, the ADA has likely had spillover effects through several court cases related to disability ...
Kelly, Inas Rashad, Tennant, Jennifer
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The spillover effect of attractions

Tourism Economics, 2016
Destinations formulate their tourism development strategies based on a number of factors, including tourism spillover effects. Using data from 98 administrative cities in Eastern China from 2004 to 2012 and spatial modelling techniques, this study examines the spillover effect of attractions, including natural, cultural and man-made attractions.
Zhou Bo, Yang Bi, Li Hengyun, Qu Hailin
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Effective Demand and Spillovers

The Scandinavian Journal of Economics, 1990
When individuals face rationing on a particular market, they will seek to amend their trade offer on this and other markets to account for the extra constraint on their behaviour. Empirical researchers must attempt to mimic this behaviour by specifying effective demand functions. There is no consensus, however, about how this should be done.
Christopher Martin, Richard Portes
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