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About Choice

S. N. Afriat.

in Logic of Choice and Economic Theory

November 1987; published online November 2003.

Chapter. Subjects: microeconomics. 10237 words.

The chapter is concerned with the generalities of choice and the optimum. Its eight sections are: forming a choice; demand as choice; choice functions; the optimum; optimal choice functions; revealed...

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 Accounting for Tastes

Ken Binmore.

in Playing for Real

February 2007; published online May 2007.

Chapter. Subjects: microeconomics. 14182 words.

This chapter explains the meaning of the payoffs that are used to quantify the outcomes of games. The theory of revealed preference assumes only that players are consistent. With appropriate...

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Adaptive Custom

Ekkehart Schlicht.

in On Custom in the Economy

March 1998; published online November 2003.

Chapter. Subjects: microeconomics. 4288 words.

Because custom is only vaguely defined with respect to its scope and content, this gives rise to the problem of erosion: people will bend the rules of custom in ambiguous cases by slightly...

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Adding Value

John Kay.

in Foundations of Corporate Success

April 1995; published online November 2003.

Chapter. Subjects: microeconomics. 4017 words.

Using the example of six British supermarket chains, different measures of corporate performance are evaluated while their strengths and weaknesses are discussed. Added value is identified as the...

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Adding Value

John Kay.

in The Business of Economics

October 1996; published online November 2003.

Chapter. Subjects: microeconomics. 1765 words.

This chapter describes financial relationships between competitive advantage, economic rent, added value, and various other measures of firm performance.

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Adjusted Estimates of Worker Flows and Job Openings in JOLTS

Steven J. Davis, R. Jason Faberman, John C. Haltiwanger and Ian Rucker.

in Labor in the New Economy

November 2010; published online February 2013.

Chapter. Subjects: microeconomics. 12670 words.

This chapter focuses on the Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey (JOLTS) for estimation of worker flows and job openings in the U.S. labor market. JOLTS data are mentioned to be a...

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Advertising and Branding

John Kay.

in Foundations of Corporate Success

April 1995; published online November 2003.

Chapter. Subjects: microeconomics. 5806 words.

Advertising and branding are recognized as important tools of competitive strategy. The main value of advertising rests on its demonstration of the suppliers’ continued commitment to the market....

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Affiliated Values

Flavio M. Menezes and Paulo K. Monteiro.

in An Introduction to Auction Theory

November 2004; published online April 2005.

Chapter. Subjects: microeconomics. 8611 words.

This chapter presents the notion of affiliation and analyses its implications for equilibrium bidding functions and revenue. The notion of affiliation in a general multivariate context, and how...

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Agglomeration Economics

Edited by Edward L. Glaeser.

April 2010; published online February 2013.

Book. Subjects: microeconomics. 374 pages.

When firms and people are located near each other in cities and in industrial clusters, they benefit in various ways, including by reducing the costs of exchanging goods and ideas. One...

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The Agglomeration of U.S. Ethnic Inventors

Edited by William R. Kerr.

in Agglomeration Economics

April 2010; published online February 2013.

Chapter. Subjects: microeconomics. 14855 words.

Econometric studies quantifying the role of ethnic scientists and engineers for technology formation and diffusion are often hampered by data constraints. It is very difficult to assemble...

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