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Title: ECONOMICS OF PRESERVATION: MIAMI BEACH AND PALM BEACH.
Creator: COSTOMIRIS, JOYCE., Florida Atlantic University, Nicholas, James C., College of Business, Department of Economics
Abstract/Description: This thesis extends the analysis of the economic benefits of historic preservation from the individual property owner to the entire community. Analyses are made of Miami Beach, Florida - once a wealthy resort community - and Palm Beach, Florida - which has maintained its status as a wealthy resort community. By comparing Miami B~ch results with Palm Beach results, the analyses determine whether Miami Beach's preservation decisions, which pertained to its character and residential nature, have...
Show moreThis thesis extends the analysis of the economic benefits of historic preservation from the individual property owner to the entire community. Analyses are made of Miami Beach, Florida - once a wealthy resort community - and Palm Beach, Florida - which has maintained its status as a wealthy resort community. By comparing Miami B~ch results with Palm Beach results, the analyses determine whether Miami Beach's preservation decisions, which pertained to its character and residential nature, have resulted in an adverse impact on its economic vitality. The type of analysis used is a time series analysis. Time series analyses of each community's individual tax base are conducted to determine whether age has had a positive or negative impact on the community. The analyses showed that in Miami Beach, as time passed, the tax base declined; yet in Palm Beach, as time passed, the tax base improved. Given the analyses, together with the history of the communities, it is concluded that massive reinvestment in new buildings did not result in an enhanced economic vitality in Miami Beach.
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Date Issued: 1983
PURL: http://purl.flvc.org/fcla/dt/14159
Subject Headings: Palm Beach (Fla)--Buildings, structures, etc--Conservation and restoration, Miami Beach (Fla)--Buildings, structures, etc--Conservation and restoration
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Title: Economic transition, the case of China.
Creator: Lin, Min., Florida Atlantic University, Stronge, William B., College of Business, Department of Economics
Abstract/Description: This thesis is a study of China's economic transition from the traditional Soviet type socialist command economy which existed before 1978 to a market economy which China wants to achieve. Historical comparisons are applied to see the difference between early economic development and present reform efforts in China. The problems that China has encountered during the transition period also are presented and analysis are given.
Date Issued: 1995
PURL: http://purl.flvc.org/fcla/dt/15172
Subject Headings: China--Economic policy--1976-, Capitalism--China, China--Economic conditions
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Title: ECONOMIC IMPLICATIONS OF GOVERNMENT DEBT AND DEFICITS: DEBT NEUTRALITY OR CROWDING OUT?.
Creator: BROSNAHAN, GARY W., Florida Atlantic University, Manage, Neela D., College of Business, Department of Economics
Abstract/Description: The economic implications of federal government debt and deficits have been the source of much debate in the past, and will continue to be for many years to come. Economists are far from agreement with respect to the effects that government borrowing has on the economy. Two major schools of thought have emerged which arrive at seemingly contrary conclusions. One school of thought contends that government bonds are perceived as net wealth by the public, and that government borrowing crowds out...
Show moreThe economic implications of federal government debt and deficits have been the source of much debate in the past, and will continue to be for many years to come. Economists are far from agreement with respect to the effects that government borrowing has on the economy. Two major schools of thought have emerged which arrive at seemingly contrary conclusions. One school of thought contends that government bonds are perceived as net wealth by the public, and that government borrowing crowds out private investment, while the other school of thought arrives at precisely the opposite conclusions. An empirical investigation was used to test the validity of the conclusions of these schools of thought.
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Date Issued: 1987
PURL: http://purl.flvc.org/fcla/dt/14383
Subject Headings: Debts, Public, Budget deficits
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Title: The economic impact of the proposed movement of the Coastal Construction Control Line in Palm Beach County.
Creator: Correia, Michele Edwards., Florida Atlantic University, Rhodd, Rupert, College of Business, Department of Economics
Abstract/Description: An Economic Impact Statement was developed in accordance with section 120.54 Florida Administrative Code to determine the costs and benefits associated with the proposed movement of the Palm Beach County Coastal Construction Control Line. A benefit/cost model was developed to measure the available data. The benefit/cost analysis will be provided to policy makers as an aid to clarifying the net costs and benefits of the proposed rule amendment on society.
Date Issued: 1992
PURL: http://purl.flvc.org/fcla/dt/14860
Subject Headings: Cost effectiveness, Coastal zone management--Florida--Palm Beach County, Palm Beach County (Fla)--Economic conditions
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Title: ECONOMIC IMPACT ANALYSIS OF THE AREA OF CRITICAL STATE CONCERN DESIGNATION ON THE FLORIDA KEYS.
Creator: YORK, MARIE LANGE., Florida Atlantic University, Nicholas, James C., College of Business, Department of Economics
Abstract/Description: The state of Florida recognized that the negative effects of development in the Florida Keys were extending beyond the local area and affecting the broader interests of the state itself. In an attempt to regulate growth and its effects, the state, in 1975, designated the archipelago off its southern coast an Area of Critical State Concern. Besides the environmental changes, this designation and its accompanying land use regulations have t he potential to create economic impacts. This thesis...
Show moreThe state of Florida recognized that the negative effects of development in the Florida Keys were extending beyond the local area and affecting the broader interests of the state itself. In an attempt to regulate growth and its effects, the state, in 1975, designated the archipelago off its southern coast an Area of Critical State Concern. Besides the environmental changes, this designation and its accompanying land use regulations have t he potential to create economic impacts. This thesis analyzes the Keys' economy and determines if the critical area designation impacted the local economy.
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Date Issued: 1982
PURL: http://purl.flvc.org/fcla/dt/14138
Subject Headings: Land use--Law and legislation--Florida--Florida Keys, Florida Keys (Fla), Monroe County (Fla)--Economic conditions, Charlotte County (Fla)--Economic conditions
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Title: THE ECONOMIC FEASIBILITY OF HARVESTING MECHANIZATION FOR SUGARCANE IN SOUTH FLORIDA.
Creator: LEGRAND, FERDINAND., Florida Atlantic University, Fabian, R.G., College of Business, Department of Economics
Abstract/Description: Cane harvesting is the major operation in sugar production which is not entirely mechanized in south Florida. The introduction of a successful harvesting machine is delayed because of the prevailing soil and climatic conditions which cause an increase in the fiber content of cane to be processed. In turn, this increased fiber content in cane will cause a diseconomy in the sugar output per acre as well as an increase in the cost for sugar processing. The recent concern for air pollution may...
Show moreCane harvesting is the major operation in sugar production which is not entirely mechanized in south Florida. The introduction of a successful harvesting machine is delayed because of the prevailing soil and climatic conditions which cause an increase in the fiber content of cane to be processed. In turn, this increased fiber content in cane will cause a diseconomy in the sugar output per acre as well as an increase in the cost for sugar processing. The recent concern for air pollution may prevent the burning of cane prior to harvesting in the future. The cessation of cane burning may make the present method of manual harvesting uneconomical and may cause the closing of the sugar processing plants. The introduction of mechanical harvesting together with the cessation of cane burning will cause a less severe drop in earnings per acre. With this system the Florida sugar industry should manage to continue its operation in the short run. Whether the Florida sugar industry could remain profitable in the long run would depend on how fast technological advances are able to produce a cane quality with a sufficiently low fiber (trash) content to warrant an economical sugar production from mechanically harvested and non-burned cane. Support by public funds in the form of an additional taxation on refined sugar is suggested for a limited period so that the Florida sugar industry may survive at the time when an order to prohibit cane burning would be instituted. Survival by the Florida sugar industry in the long run may depend on the successful application of future technology applied to mechanical harvesting so that a cane with a low trash content can be processed. Such an achievement will lower the fixed and variable costs for sugar production. An alternative approach to economic survival and without taxation in the long run is an effort to increase earnings per acre. The introduction of processing methods other than milling may accomodate the processing of green, mechanically harvested cane without an appreciable increase in costs. Also, the production of by-products may offer an approach to obtain such a goal.
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Date Issued: 1971
PURL: http://purl.flvc.org/fcla/dt/13429
Subject Headings: Sugarcane--Florida--Harvesting--Economic aspects
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Title: THE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT OF SOUTH FLORIDA.
Creator: JUSTEN, MICHAEL E., Florida Atlantic University, Scheidell, John M., College of Business, Department of Economics
Abstract/Description: The objective of this thesis is to determine the extent to which the growth patterns of South Florida can be described in terms of the stages-of-growth and center- periphery growth hypotheses. To this end a survey of the relevant economic literature is provided , along with a demographic and economic history of South Florida and Florida. Also a brief economic history of the United States, Italy and South Italy is given as an example of the growth hypothesis.
Date Issued: 1972
PURL: http://purl.flvc.org/fcla/dt/13534
Subject Headings: Florida--Economic conditions
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Title: ECONOMIC DETERMINANTS OF URBAN CRIME RATES.
Creator: FRASER, RUSSELL EDWARD., Florida Atlantic University, McPheters, Lee R., College of Business, Department of Economics
Abstract/Description: This study explains variation in urban crime incidence as a function of a number of socio-economic variables, including income, education, and urban blight. Ordinary least squares regression analysis is applied to cross-section data from the 60 largest Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas, for 19 70. Various extensions of the basic model are presented, using log variables, a lagged endogenous variable, and indices derived from factor analysis of a large matrix of socio-economic variables.
Date Issued: 1972
PURL: http://purl.flvc.org/fcla/dt/13533
Subject Headings: Crime--United States, Criminals--United States
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Title: Econometric models of individual house prices.
Creator: Schuler, Frederick Gerard., Florida Atlantic University, Stronge, William B., College of Business, Department of Economics
Abstract/Description: This thesis takes a theoretical and analytical look at the implicit prices of housing characteristics in a South Florida submarket. Chapter II analyzes some of the vast body of previous studies that employ Econometric Techniques. Chapter III presents the information revealed by an examination of South Florida data. Several different models are tested and compared. Locational differences between properties are measured and accounted for. Increasing and diminishing returns of certain house...
Show moreThis thesis takes a theoretical and analytical look at the implicit prices of housing characteristics in a South Florida submarket. Chapter II analyzes some of the vast body of previous studies that employ Econometric Techniques. Chapter III presents the information revealed by an examination of South Florida data. Several different models are tested and compared. Locational differences between properties are measured and accounted for. Increasing and diminishing returns of certain house characteristics are considered. Chapter IV uses econometric models to analyze tax assessment bias and to test the efficiency of the housing market. Chapter V is a summary of the conclusions and recommendations generated by this analysis.
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Date Issued: 1989
PURL: http://purl.flvc.org/fcla/dt/14522
Subject Headings: House buying--Florida, Real property--Florida--Econometric models
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Title: AN ECONOMETRIC MODEL OF PALM BEACH COUNTY, FLORIDA.
Creator: HILTON, JOHN DAVID., Florida Atlantic University, Stronge, William B., College of Business, Department of Economics
Abstract/Description: The purpose of this thesis is to estimate an econometric model of Palm Beach County, Florida. An econometric model was chosen as the appropriate method for study as the said county is characteristic of a service based final demand economy. An underlying objective was to utilize data on income and employment variables available on a consistent bases from a Regional Economic Information System Data computer tape provided by the u.s. Department of Commerce 1983. These data distinguished among 11...
Show moreThe purpose of this thesis is to estimate an econometric model of Palm Beach County, Florida. An econometric model was chosen as the appropriate method for study as the said county is characteristic of a service based final demand economy. An underlying objective was to utilize data on income and employment variables available on a consistent bases from a Regional Economic Information System Data computer tape provided by the u.s. Department of Commerce 1983. These data distinguished among 11 industries and referred to the years 1967-1983. In conclusion the model shows that ordinary least squares estimation results were generally significant in the signas and goodness of fit. However evidence of positive serial correlation of the disturbances was detected and the results did not change substantially after applying the Cocran-Orcutt procedure.
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Date Issued: 1984
PURL: http://purl.flvc.org/fcla/dt/14197
Subject Headings: Palm Beach County (Fla)--Economic conditions--Mathematical models
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Title: AN ECONOMETRIC MODEL OF MARTIN COUNTY, 1959-1970.
Creator: JOCHEM, DAGNEY SERVIN., Florida Atlantic University, Stronge, William B., College of Business, Department of Economics
Abstract/Description: This Thesis examines the components of the economic base of Martin County. A model is then constructed to reflect the nature of the county's economic base. Stability and multiplier analysis are applied to the model, followed by short run forecasts under various assumptions.
Date Issued: 1973
PURL: http://purl.flvc.org/fcla/dt/13563
Subject Headings: Martin County (Fla)--Economic conditions--Mathematical models
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Title: AN ECONOMETRIC MODEL OF FLORIDA'S GOLD COAST.
Creator: BUCCA, JANE KIRKER., Florida Atlantic University, Stronge, William B., College of Business, Department of Economics
Abstract/Description: This thesis deals with regional econometric models. The first chapter discusses static economic modeling. Chapter Two deals with models of substate regional economics. The third chapter presents an econometric model of Florida's Gold Coast including dynamic analysis of short and long run adjustment.
Date Issued: 1981
PURL: http://purl.flvc.org/fcla/dt/14049
Subject Headings: Economics--Florida--Mathematical models, Florida--Economic conditions--Mathematical models
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Title: A dynamic model of aggregate money demand in a European Monetary Union.
Creator: Rubin, Jonathan Laurence., Florida Atlantic University, Manage, Neela D., College of Business, Department of Economics
Abstract/Description: Recent proposals for a European Monetary Union raise the prospect of a European-wide monetary authority. Successful implementation of monetary policy by a European central bank would require the existence of a stable relationship between the quantity of money demanded and other macro-variables. This thesis examines the issues and controversies arising from the movement towards European Monetary Union as envisaged by the Maastricht treaty. The theoretical basis of the estimation of dynamic...
Show moreRecent proposals for a European Monetary Union raise the prospect of a European-wide monetary authority. Successful implementation of monetary policy by a European central bank would require the existence of a stable relationship between the quantity of money demanded and other macro-variables. This thesis examines the issues and controversies arising from the movement towards European Monetary Union as envisaged by the Maastricht treaty. The theoretical basis of the estimation of dynamic money demand relationships is presented, and a dynamic error-correction model of a nine-country aggregate money demand function is estimated.
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Date Issued: 1993
PURL: http://purl.flvc.org/fcla/dt/14913
Subject Headings: Money--European Economic Community countries, Monetary policy--European Economic Community countries, Monetary unions--European Economic Community countries, European Economic Community countries--Economic policy
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Title: Duration and the prices of common stocks.
Creator: Konnan, Yehuda A., Florida Atlantic University, Stronge, William B., College of Business, Department of Economics
Abstract/Description: In finance, the term 'duration' means the effective length of a financial obligation which is discharged in installments. This concept has a number of applications in finance like calculating the change in the price of bonds due to the change in interest rates, immunizing the value of bonds, etc. Common stocks are also financial obligations and are considered to have durations. For bonds and similar strong contractual obligations, duration and its applications are clear cut and are used...
Show moreIn finance, the term 'duration' means the effective length of a financial obligation which is discharged in installments. This concept has a number of applications in finance like calculating the change in the price of bonds due to the change in interest rates, immunizing the value of bonds, etc. Common stocks are also financial obligations and are considered to have durations. For bonds and similar strong contractual obligations, duration and its applications are clear cut and are used widely. For common stocks duration evaluation is difficult and its practical applications hardly exist. Moreover, there are no publications of numerical results where duration was applied to common stocks. These facts make it doubtful whether duration can be applied to common stocks. The results of the empirical research here, with numerical results, make it doubtful that duration can be applied to common stocks or to explain price fluctuations of common stocks.
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Date Issued: 1997
PURL: http://purl.flvc.org/fcla/dt/15368
Subject Headings: Investments--Mathematics, Stocks--Prices, Interest rates
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Title: DISTRIBUTED LAG MODELS.
Creator: KEMMSIES, WALTER HAMILTON., Florida Atlantic University, Stronge, William B., College of Business, Department of Economics
Abstract/Description: This thesis presents various formulations of finite distributed lag models. The objective is to demonstrate how prior restrictions may be imposed on econometric models in order to estimate the lag distributions. Four formulations are thus reviewed, namely, the arithmetic lag model, the inverted-V lag model, the Almon polynomial, and the cubic spline lag model. For the latter formulations, the interpolation methods are reviewed. In addition, four models of consumption are estimated under the...
Show moreThis thesis presents various formulations of finite distributed lag models. The objective is to demonstrate how prior restrictions may be imposed on econometric models in order to estimate the lag distributions. Four formulations are thus reviewed, namely, the arithmetic lag model, the inverted-V lag model, the Almon polynomial, and the cubic spline lag model. For the latter formulations, the interpolation methods are reviewed. In addition, four models of consumption are estimated under the various lag models, for different lag lengths and orders of polynomials, in order to demonstrate the properties of each formulation. In the discussion of the results, certain inferences are made about the consumption functions.
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Date Issued: 1983
PURL: http://purl.flvc.org/fcla/dt/14171
Subject Headings: Distributed lags (Economics)
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Title: THE DETERMINANTS OF EXPORT PERFORMANCE.
Creator: FISCHLOWITZ, ELODIE., Florida Atlantic University, Lall, Rajiv, College of Business, Department of Economics
Abstract/Description: Neoclassical trade theory and its extensions are presented to provide a basis for understanding the determinants of export performance. Past empirical studies are also utilized to aid in the formulation of hypotheses to explain revealed comparative advantage .in the case of Indian exports. A cross-sectoral analysis of 57 manufacturing industries within India employs both economic and policy explanatory variables. Ordinary least squares and Probit methods test the potential determinants of...
Show moreNeoclassical trade theory and its extensions are presented to provide a basis for understanding the determinants of export performance. Past empirical studies are also utilized to aid in the formulation of hypotheses to explain revealed comparative advantage .in the case of Indian exports. A cross-sectoral analysis of 57 manufacturing industries within India employs both economic and policy explanatory variables. Ordinary least squares and Probit methods test the potential determinants of export performance and direction of trade.
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Date Issued: 1984
PURL: http://purl.flvc.org/fcla/dt/14204
Subject Headings: Export marketing, Export sales contracts--India
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Title: DENTAL PRODUCTIVITY POTENTIAL IN FLORIDA.
Creator: EFSTATHIOU, PANOS E., Florida Atlantic University, Scheidell, John M., College of Business, Department of Economics
Abstract/Description: This thesis contains an investigation of the potential for increasing dental productivity in Florida. This investigation of the Florida dental care industry is conducted from a micro-economic-theoretical perspective. It is performed under a methodological framework that incorporates the estimation of a dental production function for Florida using data on general practices from the ADA 1977 Survey of Dental Practice and employing the transcendental logarithmic production function. As a...
Show moreThis thesis contains an investigation of the potential for increasing dental productivity in Florida. This investigation of the Florida dental care industry is conducted from a micro-economic-theoretical perspective. It is performed under a methodological framework that incorporates the estimation of a dental production function for Florida using data on general practices from the ADA 1977 Survey of Dental Practice and employing the transcendental logarithmic production function. As a complement to this estimation a survey of the relevant literature and an examination of the general characteristics of Florida dental practices are presented. The general implication is that the productivity of Florida practices could be increased and associated delivery costs could be reduced by expanding the market for dental services, adding more staff, and increasing the number of dentists per practice, as well as by a more efficient use of dental personnel including auxiliaries with expanded functions.
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Date Issued: 1982
PURL: http://purl.flvc.org/fcla/dt/14107
Subject Headings: Dental economics--Florida
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Title: COST FUNCTIONS FOR FLORIDA HOSPITALS: AN ECONOMETRIC STUDY.
Creator: PIKE, STEVEN WESLEY., Florida Atlantic University, Stronge, William B., College of Business, Department of Economics
Abstract/Description: The theoretical specification of empirical issues associated with statistical cost functions are reviewed. This is followed by a review of the major works in the field of hospital cost function estimation. The final chapter contains an econometric estimation of cost functions for Florida hospitals in 1976. Included are estimations of total and average cost functions specified as functions of output alone. Additional variables are added to the specification of the average cost function...
Show moreThe theoretical specification of empirical issues associated with statistical cost functions are reviewed. This is followed by a review of the major works in the field of hospital cost function estimation. The final chapter contains an econometric estimation of cost functions for Florida hospitals in 1976. Included are estimations of total and average cost functions specified as functions of output alone. Additional variables are added to the specification of the average cost function including: speed of production; product heterogeneity; urbanization; control of the hospital and the interactions of control with speed of production; and product complexity. These variables significantly improve the explanatory power of the function which results in an inverted L-shaped curve.
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Date Issued: 1980
PURL: http://purl.flvc.org/fcla/dt/14012
Subject Headings: Hospitals--Florida--Cost of operation
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Title: Conjectural variations in models of the oligopoly.
Creator: Brown, Roger Joseph Jr., Florida Atlantic University, Hung, Chao-shun, College of Business, Department of Economics
Abstract/Description: This thesis reviews the contemporary work in the area of the role of conjectural variations on the equilibrium price and quantity, in models of the oligopolistic industry. Industry is shown to be capable of producing from the competitive output, to the monopolistic, depending on the conjectural variations of the industry members. Furthermore, it is shown that the results are independent of the number of firms within the industry, as opposed to the classic Cournot model of the oligopoly....
Show moreThis thesis reviews the contemporary work in the area of the role of conjectural variations on the equilibrium price and quantity, in models of the oligopolistic industry. Industry is shown to be capable of producing from the competitive output, to the monopolistic, depending on the conjectural variations of the industry members. Furthermore, it is shown that the results are independent of the number of firms within the industry, as opposed to the classic Cournot model of the oligopoly. Additionally, the notion of consistency of conjectures is reviewed, that is when firms' conjectures regarding their rivals are correct. The imposed requirement of consistency of conjectures is shown to result in a unique price-quantity solution. This latter unique solution is further investigated, by incorporating simple transport costs into the oligopoly model.
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Date Issued: 1988
PURL: http://purl.flvc.org/fcla/dt/14458
Subject Headings: Oligopolies
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Title: Concert fee determination: A game-theoretic approach.
Creator: Brooks, Arthur Charles., Florida Atlantic University, Stronge, William B., College of Business, Department of Economics
Abstract/Description: This thesis is in three parts. In the first, the cultural economics literature which concerns the labor market for musicians is reviewed and its major theoretical and empirical points are examined. The second part begins by briefly surveying the history and main topics in game theory, providing sufficient background for an understanding of the simplified Rubinstein-Stahl bargaining model, which is then described. The third part applies this model to the process by which concert fees are...
Show moreThis thesis is in three parts. In the first, the cultural economics literature which concerns the labor market for musicians is reviewed and its major theoretical and empirical points are examined. The second part begins by briefly surveying the history and main topics in game theory, providing sufficient background for an understanding of the simplified Rubinstein-Stahl bargaining model, which is then described. The third part applies this model to the process by which concert fees are settled upon, and leads to a number of conclusions. Among these are that subjective discount rates reflect bargaining power in the situation described, and that these discount rates are affected by the notorieties of the parties involved.
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Date Issued: 1994
PURL: http://purl.flvc.org/fcla/dt/15040
Subject Headings: Game theory, Fees, Professional, Musicians--Fees, Performing arts--United States--Finance
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