Factor market effects upon product market equilibrium

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The effects of factor market determined conjectures on product market equilibrium were examined. Product markets are affected by factor market since the potential owners and managers of competitive companies also strive for corporate control in capital markets. The concept of factor and product market equilibrium, as illustrated by several examples, shows the role of the characteristics of products in determining market structure.

Marketing Management NEC, Marketing, Products, Marketing management, Equilibrium (Economics), Factor proportions

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The information content of the paper-bill spread

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Data indicate the unreliability of information from the spread for industrial production growth in predicting economic activity contrary to what Benjamin M. Friedman and Kenneth N. Kuttner postulated in a series of articles since 1989. Two outliers in the data indicate the predictive content of the spread, namely, the 1974 Franklin National Bank episode and the imposition of the Carter Credit controls in 1980.

Analysis, Economics, Economic forecasting, Information theory, Commercial paper, Commercial paper (Financial instruments), Treasury securities, Information theory in economics

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The Factor Content of Foreign Trade

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A set of restrictions on the vectors or the factors of trade is developed to be used in preliminary testing of trade theory. Either autary information or post-trade data may be used to provide factor content information. Predictions are more satisfactory for smaller numbers of factors.

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