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Szabolcs Deák, Paul Levine, Joseph Pearlman and Bo Yang
We construct a New Keynesian (NK) behavioural macroeconomic model with bounded-rationality (BR) and heterogeneous agents. We solve and simulate the model using a third-order approximation for a given policy and evaluate its properties using this solution...
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Deepali Gupta,Kamali Gupta,Naresh Kumar
With invent of IoT technologies, it is easier to connect people residing at geographically distant locations for information exchange. The ease in sharing of data across global boundaries has led to increased mooring of traffic for extracting services th...
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Javier García-Bernal, Nieves García-Casarejos
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Although the empirical evidence shows the existence of a positive relationship between adoption of the TQM and an improvement in corporate performance, its dissemination is heterogeneous among the companies in the construction sector. The main objective ...
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Wade T. Tinkham, Chad M. Hoffman, Seth A. Ex, Michael A. Battaglia and Jarred D. Saralecos
Restoration of pine forests has become a priority for managers who are beginning to embrace ideas of highly heterogeneous forest structures that potentially encourages high levels of regeneration. This study utilizes stem-mapped stands to assess how simu...
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Ali et al. (2003) argue that the Book-to-Market (B/M) anomaly is explained by mispricing. Using firm-level data from 1976 through 1997, we replicate their results and then test the idea that the anomaly is also explained as reflecting compensation ...
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