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  • The Global ETD Search service is a free service for researchers to find electronic theses and dissertations. This service is provided by the Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations.
    Our metadata is collected from universities around the world. If you manage a university/consortium/country archive and want to be added, details can be found on the NDLTD website.
581

A study of the correlation of share price movements of Taiwan listed companies with cross holdings

Wong, Sau-shing, Pierre., 黃守誠. January 1997 (has links)
published_or_final_version / Business Administration / Master / Master of Business Administration
582

The effect of improvement in transport infrastructure on residential price gradient in Hong Kong

Hong, Keung., 康強. January 2002 (has links)
published_or_final_version / Housing Management / Master / Master of Housing Management
583

Nesąžiningų kainų nustatymas kaip piktnaudžiavimo dominuojančia padėtimi forma / Unfair pricing as a form of abusing a dominant position

Ramunė, Kaduškevičiūtė 26 February 2008 (has links)
Šiame darbe analizuojamas Europos Bendrijos ir Lietuvos Respublikos konkurencijos teisės normų, reglamentuojančių piktnaudžiavimą dominuojančia padėtimi nustatant nesąžiningas kainas, taikymas. Analizuojama nesąžiningų kainų sąvoka, išskiriant pagrindines tokių kainų rūšis – nepagristai didelės kainos, „grobuoniškos” kainos, diskriminacinės kainos bei nesąžiningas nuolaidų taikymas. Darbe aptariama Europos Teisingumo teismo, Europos Komisijos bei Lietuvos Respublikos Konkurencijos Tarybos bei administracinių teismų praktika, nagrinėjant nesąžiningų kainų taikymo bylas ir pateikiamos pagrindinės taisyklės, pagal kurias nesąžiningas kainas galima atskirti nuo sąžiningų, taip pat trečiame šio darbo skyriuje įvardijamos pagrindinės šių taisyklių taikymo praktikoje problemos. Paskutiniame skyriuje apžvelgiama konkurencijos teisės normų, susijusių su nesąžiningomis kainomis, įgyvendinimas Lietuvoje po įstojimo į ES, analizuojama konkurencijos politikos įgyvendinimo efektyvumas, kokybė, pateikiami pagrindiniai sprendimai bei išaiškinimai, nustatant piktnaudžiavim�� dominuojančia padėtimi taikant nesąžiningas kainas. / This thesis was set out to analyse the application of competition law on unfair pricing related to the abuse of dominant positions in the European Community and the Republic of Lithuania. Firstly, the study gives a definition of unfair pricing and identifies four types of such pricing: excessive pricing, “predatory” pricing, discriminatory pricing and unfair discounts and rebates. Then, it overviews the practice of the European Court of Justice, the European Commission and the Competition Council and the administrative courts of the Republic of Lithuania in hearing cases on unfair pricing. The author then lists the fundamental rules that may help to distinguish between fair and unfair pricing. The third chapter indicates the main problems faced when applying these rules in practice. The last chapter gives an overview of the application of competition law on unfair pricing following Lithuania’s accession to the EU. The author also analyses the effectiveness and quality of the implementation of competition policy and presents the fundamental judgements on and interpretations of unfair pricing in relation to the abuse of dominant positions.
584

Glatte oder gebrochene Preise im Buchhandel?: eine empirische Analyse zu Preisendungen im Buchhandel für die Warengruppen Belletristik und Sachbuch, mit Ausarbeitung von Entscheidungsmatrizen in Bezug auf die künftige Preispolitik.

Jordan, Stephanie 21 May 2021 (has links)
Immer mehr Verlage etablieren glatte Preise bei ihren Erzeugnissen, um der Forderung des Buchhandels nach glatten Preisen zu entsprechen. Die vorliegende Arbeit untersucht inwieweit diese Fragestellung aus preispsychologsicher Sicht für die Warengruppen Belletristik und Sachbuch berechtigt ist und welche Produkteigenschaften einen Einfluss auf die Zahlungsbereitschaft haben. Hierfür sind 14 branchenfremde Studien nach dem PICO(C)-Schema auf Adaptionspotenzial überprüft worden. Ergänzend sind aktuelle theoretische Forschungserkenntnisse nach WENGER dargestellt worden. Die aktuellen Preisstrategien für die Warengruppen Belletristik und Sachbuch in den Ausgabeformen: Hardcover, Taschenbuch, E-Book und Hörbuch, werden in einer IST-Analyse dargestellt. Da bis heute keine repräsentativen Daten bzgl. des Preisendung im Buchhandel vorliegen, wurde ein Datenerhebungskonzept erarbeitet. Zunächst wurde eine Choice-Based-Conjoint-Analyse mit einer Stichprobe von N=176 Teilnehmern durchgeführt. Ebenfalls wurde mit einer qualitativen Stichprobe von N=11 eine van-Westerndorp-Befragung durchgeführt. Zentrale Ergebnisse der Arbeit sind, dass überwiegend glatte Preise gegenüber gebrochenen präferiert werden. Die Aussage, dass es zentrale Preisschwellen für die genannten Warengruppen gibt, konnte in dieser Arbeit nicht bestätigt werden. Alle Ergebnisse dieser Arbeit sind stark von individuellen Produkteigenschaften abhängig. Für den Transfer in die Praxis wurden, neben der Definition eines SOLL-Zustands, für beide Warengruppen, Preissimulatoren programmiert. Auf dieser Basis kann künftig ein ganzheitliches Preismanagement in Verlagen und dem Buchhandel etabliert werden.:1. Einleitung und Problemstellung 1.1. Motivation 1.2. Ziele der Arbeit 1.3. Aufbau der Arbeit und Methodik 2. Stand der Forschung zu Preisendungen 2.1. Klassische und verhaltensorientierte Studien zu Preisendungen 2.2. Zusammenfassung und Beurteilung 3. Theoretischer Bezugsrahmen 3.1. Preis- und Konsumentenverhalten 3.2. Preiswürdigkeitsurteil 3.3. Phasen eines Kaufprozesses am Beispiel des SOR-Modells 3.4. Verhaltenspsychologische Theorien der Preisforschung 3.6. Zusammenfassung und Beurteilung 4. Analyse deutscher Buchmarkt 4.1. Abgrenzung und Darstellung Buchhandel und Buchmarkt 4.2. Preispolitik im deutschen Buchhandel 4.3. Vorstellung und Analyse ausgewählter Warengruppen im Buchhandel 4.4. Zusammenfassung und Beurteilung 5. Methodisches Vorgehen 5.1. Vorstellung Preisforschungsmethoden 5.2. Datenerhebungskonzept und Vorüberlegungen 5.3. Zusammenfassung und Beurteilung 6. Erstellung und Durchführung der Studien 6.1. Toolauswahl 6.2. Umfrageerstellung 6.3. Durchführung und Verteilung 6.4. Zusammenfassung und Beurteilung 7. Analyse und Auswertung der Ergebnisse 7.1. Demographische Daten und Rating-Teil 7.2. Auswertung CBC I 7.3. Auswertung CBC II 7.4. Auswertung van-Westerndorp PSM 7.5. Zusammenfassung und Beurteilung 8. Implikationen für die Preis- und Produktpolitik 8.1. Entscheidungsmatrix und Definition SOLL-Zustand 8.2. Zusammenfassung und Beurteilung 9. Fazit und Ausblick
585

A partial analysis of the demand for beef at retail in Wichita, Kansas

Motes, William Calvin. January 1958 (has links)
Call number: LD2668 .T4 1958 M68
586

Analysis of inter-market price spreads for Kansas wheat, 1977-1983

McQueen, Edward V. January 1984 (has links)
Call number: LD2668 .T4 1984 M335 / Master of Science
587

A static analysis of the elasticity of demand for beef

Marsh, Charles Fredrick. January 1955 (has links)
Call number: LD2668 .T4 1955 M36 / Master of Science
588

The effects of a changing gold price on the South African gold mining industry

Rahn, Friedrich James 01 1900 (has links)
References appear at the end of each chapter / The importance of gold in the development of South Africa as an industrialised economy cannot be over - emphasised. Towards the end of the 19th century the economy depended almost entirely on the production of gold and diamonds which laid the foundation for a highly - developed national economy. With gold still continuing to play an important role coupled with the recent price increases, a need was felt to investigate the potential effect of higher prices on gold production in South Africa. For reasons set out in the study, it was decided to compare potential out put for five different gold prices. A gold price received by the mines of 050 per ounce was used as abase. Further calculations were made at 060, 070, 0100 and 0150 per ounce. The calculations for all the cases were done duri ng the period when the Rand was floating with the Pound Sterling and a Rand : Dollar parity of 1:1, 2 4 was used. Since then two parity changes occured : the Rand was pegged to the Dollar on the 25th October, 1972 to give a Rand : Dollar parity of 1:1,27732, and the Dollar was devalued on the 13th February, 1973 by 1 1,1 % to give the present Rand : Dollar parity of 1:1, 4192. The e ffect of the above two parity changes is that revenue in Dollar terms is overstated by 14,45 5%. It is suggested that for purposes of this study the Rand figures be accepted and wherever Dollars are used in future estimates these be increased by the afore-mentioned 14, 455%. In Dollar terms the five Cases analised will change as follows: Case A : 5350 becomes 057, 23 per ounce Case B : 260 becomes 068, 67 per ounce Case C : 270 becomes 080,12 per ounce Case D : 0100 becomes 0114 ,46 per ounce Case E : 0150 becomes 0171, 68 per ounce To do an in-depth investigation into the effects of higher gold prices on each individual mine, it was necessary to analyse the various parameters required in the determination of gold p r oduction, revenue, lease and tax payments , and dividends. For each mine the pay limits at the various gold prices and at estimated working cost levels, were determined . Graphs of the estimated tonnages at various pay limits as well as the average grade of ore mineable at these limits were determined. From these graphs it is possible to obtain the total tonnage mi neable at various pay limits. Once the foregoing parameters were obtained for each mine, it was possible to determine annual gold production, revenue, lease and tax payments and amounts available to share holders which are then summarised in tables and illustrated in graphs. For ease of reference the mines were divided up into geographica l areas. Gold production revenue, lease and tax payments to the State and the amounts available to shareholders are summarised and compared for the various gold prices. The summaries show bold production remaining fairly constant at or just below the present level of about 900 000 kilograms per year until 1978 for Case A, 1979 for Cases B and C, 1983 for Case D, and 1984 for Case E. before declining progressively thereafter. Revenue following the same pattern as gold production for Case A , as is to be expected, but increasing to a peak of R1 466 million in 1977 for Case B before progressively declining, increasing to a peak of R2 434 million in 1982 for Case D before progressively declining, increasing to a peak of R3 478 million in 1983 for Case E but remaining above the 1973 level of R1 254 million until the year 2005. Lease and tax payments and amounts available to share-holders following the same pattern as that indicated by revenue reaching peaks of respectively R390 million and R268 million for Case B R485 million and R339 million for Case C R756 million and R536 million for Case D R1 000 million and R779 million for Case E. Following the recent monetary unrest, gold prices assumed for 1973 are too conservative. Should the present gold price of about $80 and the 1972 level of production of 909 000 kilograms continue for the remainder of 1973, then gold production, revenue, lease and tax payments and dividends as shown for Case C for the year 1975 will be applicable for 1973. This shams gold production of 919 520 kilograms, gold revenue of R 1690 million, lease and tax payments of R465 million, and dividends of R339 million. The effect of the higher gold price can be clearly seen when the fore-going figures are compared with the 1971 totals of gold production of 97 6,600 kilogr ams , revenue of R396 million from gold, lease and tax payments of approximately R139 million, and dividends of R142 million . Despite a decline in gold production, revenue is expected to be up by 8 9 % whilst lease and tax payments increase by 2 35% compared with a dividend increase of 139%. Finally certain tax concessions to increase productivity and the rebuy alleviate the labour shortage, prolong the li ves of the mines by mining lower grade ore, and encourage exploration was investigated and suggestions made. / Business Management / D. Com.
589

Price interdependence in Northwest European natural gas markets

Koenig, Philipp January 2014 (has links)
No description available.
590

An examination of price fluctuations in certain articles in the twelfth, thirteenth and early fourteenth centuries

Farmer, David Leighton January 1958 (has links)
No description available.

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