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19 Oct 2023: Rosenthal and Helsley (1994). They apply the theoretical economic foundation to data of. ... economic realities, as all buildings stood on just one parcel. This illustrates that.

19 Oct 2023: market and two important findings were documented. First, as a test of the loss aversion effect,. ... sector. We consider two robustness tests. First, we repeat the tests in Table 5 by limiting the holding.

19 Oct 2023: We test our hypotheses using residential development data from Hong Kong between 1995 and 2015. ... are engaged in presales, thereby providing us with sufficient observations to test our hypotheses.

19 Oct 2023: 1. Introduction Standard Economic Theories (SET) assume that individuals act in their rational self-. ... 3.1 The emphasis of field evidence. Early studies in behavioural economics relied on lab experiments.

19 Oct 2023: traits and risk preferences. A sound body of literature in psychology and economics. ... should follow that personality traits also show a relationship to the economic outcome.

19 Oct 2023: permanent effects on the level of economic activity. It can only have temporary. ... conclusion reached by the UK House of Lords Select Committee on Economic Affairs.

19 Oct 2023: This is, in effect, a critique of unthinking equilibrium economics: the assumption that. ... ventional economics) and on key differences in the behaviour of actors, their motivations.

19 Oct 2023: capitalisation into the lump-sum house price the only channel for economic rewards of. ... extant studies. Based on our conceptual framework, we derive three hypotheses that we test.

19 Oct 2023: 44 H. E. Daly, Beyond Growth. The Economics of Sustainable Development, cit., p. ... 22, pp. 203 ff; H. E. Daly, The Economic Growth Debate: What SomeEconomists Have Learned But Many Have Not, in Journal of Environmental Economics and Management,1987, vol

19 Oct 2023: Journal of Housing Economic. 15. Pp: 80-97. Bourassa, S.C., Cantonil, E. ... New England Economic Review. Pp:45-56. Chau, K., Wong, S., Yiu, C.

19 Oct 2023: Additional tests highlight that irrational trading behavior is particulary pro-. nounced when NAV spreads increase. ... Breusch-Pagan Test for heteroscedasticity justifies the usage of quantile regres-. sion technique.

19 Oct 2023: saw, only five months before the collapse, “global economic risks as having declined. ... economic model.1. But at least in one respect this time was different.

19 Oct 2023: 1 It is indicative that Cohen and Harcourt felt compelled to write a reminder for the economics profession in the 2003 issue of the Journal of Economic Perspectives in the “Retrospectives” ... microeconomic production functions. We will then test our

19 Oct 2023: European Journal of Economics and Economic Policy. 1. Introduction. Unlike microeconomics, macroeconomics for many years has seemed to be in a. ... For example, the Post Keynesian. and New Classical Economics share the many of the same economic concepts.

19 Oct 2023: market that accounts for differences in energy efficiency. In this step, we test if. ... Journal of Urban Economics, 39(1), 1-19. Widłak, M., Waszczuk, J. and Olszewski, K.

19 Oct 2023: 2.5 Evidence of IT impact on macro-economic variables Cohen et al. ... react to above-target inflation when it is accompanied by slow economic growth (Kuttner, 2005, p.

19 Oct 2023: three steps: First, we test the variables for stationarity using unit root tests. ... Unit Root Tests. The standard augmented Dicky-Fuller (ADF ) test is used for testing whether the time.

19 Oct 2023: To test this hypothesis, we expect! "#$!%&' > 0 and! "#$!(&' > 0, or both extrinsic and intrinsic nudges. ... $!(&' >! "#$!%&'. To. summarize, three hypotheses are derived from equation (1) to test the effect of nudges as follows.

19 Oct 2023: associated extraction infrastructure, that would ‘prior to the end of their economic life, no longer. ... preferences or economic downturns, as evident in the COVID-19 crisis, have a profound market.

19 Oct 2023: 31. b. Disequilibrium dynamics in complexity economics. 31. c. Path-dependence and the direction of change in complex economic systems. ... philosophical pedigree of welfare economics going back to 18th century, through which much.