18 results with keyword: 'three essays on commodity markets and health economics'
In this paper, we characterize static and dynamic volatility spillovers in commod- ity futures markets from 1996 to 2016. In our static analysis we show that commodity futures are
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As expected, in cases where threshold effects are found, namely the corn market using exporter exchange rates and soybean and wheat markets using importer exchange rates,
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• Multiply the number of students being tested by 20 Kbps to get an estimate of bandwidth needed, and compare that estimate with a network speed test..
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Total number of office chairs sold in India = (100+90+60+40) million Ans = 290 million. How do you estimate the number of taxis (or auto rickshaws) in Mumbai (or
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This dissertation studies the short-term infant health effects of manipulation of birth timing, the short-term elderly health effects of retirement and long-run associations
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To reach this conclusion, I apply a two-stage least square model (2SLS) with hospital fixed-effects, time fixed-effects, and a hospital specific time trend; my instrumental
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The parameters in Table 2.2 are defined as: FP as the deflated 3-month futures aluminium price, IL as the LME inventory stocks that proxy for global inventory, EA as the Baltic
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Our paper offers pioneering work evaluating the release of USDA reports during non-trading and trading hours and quantifies its effects on volume, volatility, speed of price
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They compare outcomes at hospitals before and after merging, and find no detectable impact of mergers on inpatient mortality; but they find that mergers raise readmission rates
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This means that the switch can never be in a completely recovered state on input condition (0,1), and the resultant output pulses will have less of an average phase shift than
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Classification matrix based on linear discriminant analysis of Procrustes coordinates derived from adult male Blueback Herring caught in North Carolina (Chowan and Yeopim rivers)
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Table 1.2 illustrates the Hispanic paradox in birth outcomes reporting the differences between children of first- and second-generation immigrants coming from the three largest
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Following the conceptual framework of “fetal origins” put forward by Douglas (2006), we demonstrate that the greater adaptability to intrauterine environment of
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In addition, to complement the star rating data and accommodate the empirical strategy of this study, through a special request to CMS, I obtain unpublished data including
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We report the first case of hemolysis and subsequent hyperbilirubinemia in an otherwise normal term neonate resulting from oxidative stress in the form of maternal cautopyreiophagia:
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Regressions include controls for race and education of the younger spouse, quadratics in the age of both spouses separately interacted with dummy variables for Medicare eligibility
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