Inventory investment and capital market imperfections: a generalization of the linear quadratic inventory model

Article Abstract:

A linear quadratic model has been used to evaluate the economic factors that influence the management of inventories at small and large firms in US and UK. Additional information on the relationship between the performance of capital market and inventory investment decisions is also included.

United States, Inventory Control, Analysis, Planning, Economic aspects, Capital market, Capital markets, Corporations, Inventories, Inventory loans, Short-term financing, Cash position (Corporate finance), Short term financing

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The probability that a smoker does not purchase tobacco: a note

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The demand for, and purchase of, tobacco by a smoker during a survey is discussed. The probability of tobacco purchases during a week-long survey is detailed, and the different models showed novel data by the use of each model.

TOBACCO PRODUCTS, Tobacco Manufacturing, Surveys, Smokers, Tobacco habit

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When less is more: distinguishing between entrepreneurial choice and performance

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The determinants and characteristics of entrepreneurship in the economy are discussed. Higher education and a range of inheritance are among the enhancers of self-employment.

Management, Business enterprises, Businesspeople, Entrepreneurship

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