There are at least three ways of knowing the teaching effectiveness: student’s perspective, instr... more There are at least three ways of knowing the teaching effectiveness: student’s perspective, instructor’s perspective and quantitative grade comparison. This study is based on a classroom survey, the student’s perspective, from a hybrid delivery experiment in principles of microeconomics at Penn State Berks. The experiment for this study uses one third class time through online delivery and two third class time through face-to-face classroom hands-on activities, discussion and exercise for three sections. The technical nature of the subject makes it difficult to deliver the material online. A screen capture software system with audio (Explain Everything) is used to record the chapter material presentation. The recording chapter material mimics a face-to-face setting without the opportunity of asking questions. Students take notes from the video recording during a specified time window, such as 4 days. Students then are required to come back to classroom each week to join the hands-on activities, discussion, and exercise. In the meantime, they have the opportunity to ask for clarification from video delivered material. This study will conclude with the survey findings of student’s perceptions from this hybrid course arrangement.
World journal of entrepreneurship, management and sustainable development, Mar 1, 2011
ABSTRACT A plethora of studies suggests the pricing decisions depend on product substitutability,... more ABSTRACT A plethora of studies suggests the pricing decisions depend on product substitutability, costs, market structures, and the magnitude of exchange rate uncertainty in the international setting. Taking a departure from existing literature, this paper examines the average degree of exchange rate pass-through to the prices of export product under low to high exchange rate volatility. A panel data estimation method is performed using the annual US export data to 69 export destinations across 111 four-digit Standard Industrial Classification (SIC) industries. An average zero or insignificant pass-through estimate for all industries in the high exchange-rate-fluctuation sub-sample confirms the hypothesis. In this period of high exchange risk, the possible high hedging engagements disconnect the relationship between exchange rate movements and export pricing.
... Jui-Chi Huang is an Assistant Professor of Economics at Pennsylvania State University at Berk... more ... Jui-Chi Huang is an Assistant Professor of Economics at Pennsylvania State University at Berks campus. ... In exchange rate pass-through study with panel data by Mallick and Marquesn (2006), the R2 is in the range of 0.003 and 0.190 while Parsley (2003) found the adjusted R2 ...
There are at least three ways of knowing the teaching effectiveness: student’s perspective, instr... more There are at least three ways of knowing the teaching effectiveness: student’s perspective, instructor’s perspective and quantitative grade comparison. This study is based on a classroom survey, the student’s perspective, from a hybrid delivery experiment in principles of microeconomics at Penn State Berks. The experiment for this study uses one third class time through online delivery and two third class time through face-to-face classroom hands-on activities, discussion and exercise for three sections. The technical nature of the subject makes it difficult to deliver the material online. A screen capture software system with audio (Explain Everything) is used to record the chapter material presentation. The recording chapter material mimics a face-to-face setting without the opportunity of asking questions. Students take notes from the video recording during a specified time window, such as 4 days. Students then are required to come back to classroom each week to join the h...
World Journal of Entrepreneurship, Management and Sustainable Development, 2011
ABSTRACT A plethora of studies suggests the pricing decisions depend on product substitutability,... more ABSTRACT A plethora of studies suggests the pricing decisions depend on product substitutability, costs, market structures, and the magnitude of exchange rate uncertainty in the international setting. Taking a departure from existing literature, this paper examines the average degree of exchange rate pass-through to the prices of export product under low to high exchange rate volatility. A panel data estimation method is performed using the annual US export data to 69 export destinations across 111 four-digit Standard Industrial Classification (SIC) industries. An average zero or insignificant pass-through estimate for all industries in the high exchange-rate-fluctuation sub-sample confirms the hypothesis. In this period of high exchange risk, the possible high hedging engagements disconnect the relationship between exchange rate movements and export pricing.
International Journal of Economics and Business Research, 2011
... Jui-Chi Huang is an Assistant Professor of Economics at Pennsylvania State University at Berk... more ... Jui-Chi Huang is an Assistant Professor of Economics at Pennsylvania State University at Berks campus. ... In exchange rate pass-through study with panel data by Mallick and Marquesn (2006), the R2 is in the range of 0.003 and 0.190 while Parsley (2003) found the adjusted R2 ...
The theoretical model proposed in this study extracts the idea of allowing markup adjustment and ... more The theoretical model proposed in this study extracts the idea of allowing markup adjustment and extends the pass-through framework of the existing literature to explicitly focus on the exporters' risk aversion to their pricing strategies. The trade costs are introduced as a part of producers' total profit function in the pass-through model. They are considered to be one of the causes of world market segmentation and may be the key to solve the international pricing puzzle. The assumption of the risk aversion of export agents ensures that any trade risk including exchange risk would be managed and avoided by some financial and operational instruments such as hedging. The theory derived predicts that the degree of exchange rate pass-through falls as firm's hedging activities increase due to higher exchange volatility, ceteris paribus.
There are at least three ways of knowing the teaching effectiveness: student’s perspective, instr... more There are at least three ways of knowing the teaching effectiveness: student’s perspective, instructor’s perspective and quantitative grade comparison. This study is based on a classroom survey, the student’s perspective, from a hybrid delivery experiment in principles of microeconomics at Penn State Berks. The experiment for this study uses one third class time through online delivery and two third class time through face-to-face classroom hands-on activities, discussion and exercise for three sections. The technical nature of the subject makes it difficult to deliver the material online. A screen capture software system with audio (Explain Everything) is used to record the chapter material presentation. The recording chapter material mimics a face-to-face setting without the opportunity of asking questions. Students take notes from the video recording during a specified time window, such as 4 days. Students then are required to come back to classroom each week to join the hands-on activities, discussion, and exercise. In the meantime, they have the opportunity to ask for clarification from video delivered material. This study will conclude with the survey findings of student’s perceptions from this hybrid course arrangement.
World journal of entrepreneurship, management and sustainable development, Mar 1, 2011
ABSTRACT A plethora of studies suggests the pricing decisions depend on product substitutability,... more ABSTRACT A plethora of studies suggests the pricing decisions depend on product substitutability, costs, market structures, and the magnitude of exchange rate uncertainty in the international setting. Taking a departure from existing literature, this paper examines the average degree of exchange rate pass-through to the prices of export product under low to high exchange rate volatility. A panel data estimation method is performed using the annual US export data to 69 export destinations across 111 four-digit Standard Industrial Classification (SIC) industries. An average zero or insignificant pass-through estimate for all industries in the high exchange-rate-fluctuation sub-sample confirms the hypothesis. In this period of high exchange risk, the possible high hedging engagements disconnect the relationship between exchange rate movements and export pricing.
... Jui-Chi Huang is an Assistant Professor of Economics at Pennsylvania State University at Berk... more ... Jui-Chi Huang is an Assistant Professor of Economics at Pennsylvania State University at Berks campus. ... In exchange rate pass-through study with panel data by Mallick and Marquesn (2006), the R2 is in the range of 0.003 and 0.190 while Parsley (2003) found the adjusted R2 ...
There are at least three ways of knowing the teaching effectiveness: student’s perspective, instr... more There are at least three ways of knowing the teaching effectiveness: student’s perspective, instructor’s perspective and quantitative grade comparison. This study is based on a classroom survey, the student’s perspective, from a hybrid delivery experiment in principles of microeconomics at Penn State Berks. The experiment for this study uses one third class time through online delivery and two third class time through face-to-face classroom hands-on activities, discussion and exercise for three sections. The technical nature of the subject makes it difficult to deliver the material online. A screen capture software system with audio (Explain Everything) is used to record the chapter material presentation. The recording chapter material mimics a face-to-face setting without the opportunity of asking questions. Students take notes from the video recording during a specified time window, such as 4 days. Students then are required to come back to classroom each week to join the h...
World Journal of Entrepreneurship, Management and Sustainable Development, 2011
ABSTRACT A plethora of studies suggests the pricing decisions depend on product substitutability,... more ABSTRACT A plethora of studies suggests the pricing decisions depend on product substitutability, costs, market structures, and the magnitude of exchange rate uncertainty in the international setting. Taking a departure from existing literature, this paper examines the average degree of exchange rate pass-through to the prices of export product under low to high exchange rate volatility. A panel data estimation method is performed using the annual US export data to 69 export destinations across 111 four-digit Standard Industrial Classification (SIC) industries. An average zero or insignificant pass-through estimate for all industries in the high exchange-rate-fluctuation sub-sample confirms the hypothesis. In this period of high exchange risk, the possible high hedging engagements disconnect the relationship between exchange rate movements and export pricing.
International Journal of Economics and Business Research, 2011
... Jui-Chi Huang is an Assistant Professor of Economics at Pennsylvania State University at Berk... more ... Jui-Chi Huang is an Assistant Professor of Economics at Pennsylvania State University at Berks campus. ... In exchange rate pass-through study with panel data by Mallick and Marquesn (2006), the R2 is in the range of 0.003 and 0.190 while Parsley (2003) found the adjusted R2 ...
The theoretical model proposed in this study extracts the idea of allowing markup adjustment and ... more The theoretical model proposed in this study extracts the idea of allowing markup adjustment and extends the pass-through framework of the existing literature to explicitly focus on the exporters' risk aversion to their pricing strategies. The trade costs are introduced as a part of producers' total profit function in the pass-through model. They are considered to be one of the causes of world market segmentation and may be the key to solve the international pricing puzzle. The assumption of the risk aversion of export agents ensures that any trade risk including exchange risk would be managed and avoided by some financial and operational instruments such as hedging. The theory derived predicts that the degree of exchange rate pass-through falls as firm's hedging activities increase due to higher exchange volatility, ceteris paribus.
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