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Bhakti Behere
  • Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
The paper examines a double auction scenario involving a buyer and a seller, where each party aims to maximize their payoffs by submitting bids for a product. It establishes a normal game framework to analyze how the buyer's willingness... more
The paper examines a double auction scenario involving a buyer and a seller, where each party aims to maximize their payoffs by submitting bids for a product. It establishes a normal game framework to analyze how the buyer's willingness to pay and the seller's asking price influence the trade outcome, with a focus on determining optimal payoffs and Nash equilibrium. The paper concludes that achieving a fair and efficient equilibrium is possible when both parties' bids align with their respective valuations.
The Canadian housing market has been inflating for the last ten years. The rising housing prices can be attributed to the increase in the cost of overall construction materials but mainly to the rise in demand. The paper uses panel data... more
The Canadian housing market has been inflating for the last ten years. The rising housing prices can be attributed to the increase in the cost of overall construction materials but mainly to the rise in demand.
The paper uses panel data methodology to evaluate the bank policy rate impact on the Canadian housing market.
The paper tackles a data-based analysis of monetary policy's influence on the stock market. For Canada and U.S.A
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This paper aims to create an appropriate panel model that helps us determine the FDI outflow from Germany to other countries. The paper chooses FDI outflow as a dependent variable since we try to estimate the impact of trade, labour GDP... more
This paper aims to create an appropriate panel model that helps us determine the FDI outflow from Germany to other countries. The paper chooses FDI outflow as a dependent variable since we try to estimate the impact of trade, labour GDP and capital stock of trading countries on the FDI outflow. This paper uses data for Germany from 1989 to 1999. The data shows the export and foreign direct investment flow from and to Germany with its trading partners.
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