Other phenomena affecting the amount of money that people willingly hold include income, wealth, and some measure of transactions volume.
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Indeed, we find that at the TASE retail investors are active in about 17percentt of the transactions (volume weighted), and we find that their participation contributes to the liquidity of the market.
Scopus will define any original article reporting data presented at a conference or symposium as a "conference paper" regardless of whether it appears in a journal, a transactions volume, or a proceedings volume.
The main endogeneity concern refers to relate prices to transactions volumes.
* Liquidity, the Achilles' heel of marketplaces, refers to total transaction volume.
Smaller retailers are charged more because of lower transaction volume and limited bargaining power.
In early 2000, payment transaction volume was growing at a compounding rate of 2%to5%5% per day.
At Merrill Lynch, call volume was 50percentt higher than normal but transaction volume was typical, the company said in a statement.
And then, also, we found the transaction volume has dropped in the recent years.
