Sentence examples for empirical transaction from inspiring English sources

Practical experience suggests, however that it is not particularly easy to back out the WTP distance relationship from empirical transaction data.

"It ignores everything that we have learned from theoretical and empirical work" in transaction cost economics.

This article synthesizes the growing empirical literature on transaction costs to identify pragmatic design recommendations for environmental and natural resource policies.

The empirical investigation using transaction data on China's equity market supports that the information hierarchies decrease the speed of price discovery.

Empirical evidence indicates that transaction costs influence farmers' decisions to join and deliver their production to a cooperative.

This paper presents the results from an empirical survey designed to quantify transaction costs of potential non-sink CDM projects in India.

Empirical evidence, however, indicates that transaction costs have been minimal, indeed trivial, in enacted and implemented cap-and-trade systems, including the U.S. EPA's leaded-gasoline phasedown in the 1980s, and the well-known SO2 allowance trading system, enacted as part of the Clean Air Act amendments of 1990.

The empirical results derived from 1471 transactions in a district indicated that neighbourhood parks could lift price by 16.88%, including 14.93% for availability and 1.95% for view.

As regards the covered interest-parity condition, Flandreau and Komlos (2006) provide an empirical study about early arbitrage transactions between Berlin and Vienna, where a forward foreign exchange market had already developed during the second half of the nineteenth century.

However, empirical evidence on the amount of transaction costs of CDM projects is very scarce.

Future policy selection and refinement will benefit from empirical analysis of the causes of transaction costs.