On the difference between the compensating and equivalent variations due to a change in an exogenously determined commodity

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Research was conducted to determine the factors influencing the difference between the compensating and equivalent variations caused by a change in an exogenously determined commodity. The necessary and sufficient variables for the difference, which were positive, zero or negative, were obtained. Results demonstrate that the crucial determinants of the difference were the exogenously fixed commodity's notional income elasticity and its notional expenditure share.

Economics, Research and Development in the Social Sciences and Humanities, Elasticity (Economics)

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Coordinated action in local public goods models: the case of secession without exclusion

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A model of secession based on non-cooperative game theory uses a modified Perfectly Coalition-Proof method that permits deviations within a situation that is self-regulating and copes with threats of coordinated exit. The condition of cooption by society by members who threaten to secede from a coalition is excluded as a way of discouraging members from unduly indulging in such coordinated disruptive activities.

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Incentives for secession in the presence of mobile ethnic groups

Article Abstract:

The economic and political aspects of assimilation and secession are discussed.

Used Household and Office Goods Moving, Local trucking with storage, Moving of Hshld Goods, Economic aspects, Demographic aspects, Storage and moving industry, Acculturation, Social integration, Moving, Household, Household moving, Assimilation (Sociology)

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