Industry StudiesLarry L. Duetsch M.E. Sharpe, 1998 - 364 páginas A collection of 13 studies of individual industries that mirror the sectoral composition of the current US economy. Each is complete in itself, but read together, they illuminate the competition and interdependence between them. No date is noted for the first edition, but the second contains new profiles for electric power, local phone service, motion pictures, and microcomputer platforms. Others described are automobiles, beer, pharmaceuticals, retail commercial banking, health insurance, and hospitals. Paper edition (unseen), $31.95. Annotation copyrighted by Book News, Inc., Portland, OR. |
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... calls during business hours only . If residential custom- ers easily shift their calling to before- or after- business hours , then raising rates for this smaller collection of services will not be profitable . Consumer ability to turn ...
... calls during business hours only . If residential custom- ers easily shift their calling to before- or after- business hours , then raising rates for this smaller collection of services will not be profitable . Consumer ability to turn ...
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... call and for each min- ute of a call.31 Monthly data were gathered on both the number of calls and the total minutes of use of each household . This made it possible to estimate elasticities for both per - call charges and per - minute ...
... call and for each min- ute of a call.31 Monthly data were gathered on both the number of calls and the total minutes of use of each household . This made it possible to estimate elasticities for both per - call charges and per - minute ...
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... calls between customers of landline and mobile networks permit addi- tional calls that would not have been made with- out the availability of mobile phones . The complementarity is basically a network external- ity effect ( except to ...
... calls between customers of landline and mobile networks permit addi- tional calls that would not have been made with- out the availability of mobile phones . The complementarity is basically a network external- ity effect ( except to ...
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