Consumers also derive utility from attriobutes of paint other than simply
colour. i.e branding, lifestyle association eg idyllic country cottage lilac
etc that may make the price differential justifiable.
David
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Get Your P
I think that Aztecs are nearer to the north than to the equator!!!
Alexander Guerrero
fabio guillermo rojas wrote:
> > Question: What would controlling for racial composition do to these
> > results? Clearly there is high collinearity between race and latitude,
> > though modern transportation
> Question: What would controlling for racial composition do to these
> results? Clearly there is high collinearity between race and latitude,
> though modern transportation is weakening the connection. If you do
> both latitude and racial composition, what would happen? Does anyone
> have har
There is paint arbitrage and clothing arbitrage --- it's called buying wholesale and selling retail. In most cases the role of the retailer as that of a distributor only, and the further processing he/she takes can simply be adding a nice display case. As for buying paint at Home Depot, changing
On Thu, 15 Feb 2001, Bryan Caplan wrote:
> Sachs has popularized a strong finding: Distance from the equator
> explains a great deal of the variation in income *levels* between
> countries. The further from the equator, the richer countries are.
> There are also some parallel findings for gro
Someone who used to work in a paint factory told me that
paint manufacturers can sell the same paint for different
prices just by changing the label. The same can would be
marketed to different kinds of consumers and fetch different prices.
>From what I was told, this practice is fairly common
I'm new to the forum here. John S. Harvey, Ph.D. Madison Wisconsin 1997.
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 02/15/01 12:12PM >>>
Yann forwards:
At a time when the top 1% of U.S. citizens owns more wealth than
the bottom 95% the new U.S. President wants to further cut the taxes
of that wealt
"Bryan Caplan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>" wrote:
> Sachs has popularized a strong finding: Distance from the equator
> explains a great deal of the variation in income *levels* between
> countries. The further from the equator, the richer countries are.
> There are also some parallel findings for gro
Sachs has popularized a strong finding: Distance from the equator
explains a great deal of the variation in income *levels* between
countries. The further from the equator, the richer countries are.
There are also some parallel findings for growth - controlling for other
factors, growth is slowe
Dear Yann (and others)
I don't really know what your point was with these facts, but I would like
to point out a few things I find amusing...
you wrote:
* In 1998, 18.7 percent of American children lived in
poverty, a lower
rate than 1993 (19.6 percent), but higher than the
1979 rate of 16.4
per
Yann forwards:
At a time when the top 1% of U.S. citizens owns more wealth than
the bottom 95% the new U.S. President wants to further cut the taxes
of that wealthiest 1% while vast numbers of the bottom 95% live
paycheck-to-paycheck and owe enormous credit card debts.
MJ
Th
Interesting data from another forum,
Yann
Yann Le Du E-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Theoretical Physics Web : http://cdfinfo.in2p3.fr/~ledu/
1, Keble Road
University of Oxford
Oxford,
do you know his email? =)
At 01:54 PM 2/14/01 -0800, you wrote:
>Maybe you should ask George Soros! ;)
>
>Alex Robson
>UC Irvine
>
>On Wed, 14 Feb 2001, [iso-8859-1] markjohn® wrote:
>
> > is fixing exchange rates a good policy during currency crises?
> >
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