Search for dissertations about: "structural demand estimation"
Showing result 1 - 5 of 13 swedish dissertations containing the words structural demand estimation.
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1. Beers and Bonds : Essays in Structural Empirical Economics
Abstract : This dissertation consists of four papers in structural empirics that can be broadly categorized into two areas. The first three papers revolve around the structural estimation of demand for differentiated products and several applications thereof (Berry (1994), Berry, Levinsohn and Pakes (1995), Nevo (2000)), while the fourth paper examines the U. READ MORE
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2. On Structured System Identification and Nonparametric Frequency Response Estimation
Abstract : To keep up with the ever increasing demand on performance and efficiency of control systems, accurate models are needed. System identification is concerned with the estimation and validation of mathematical models of dynamical systems from experimental data. READ MORE
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3. Essays on Public Policy in the Informal Sector Context
Abstract : The Price Sensitivity of the Demand for Health Insurance – Evidence from the Community Health Insurance Scheme in Rwanda This study estimates the price elasticity of the demand for health insurance, exploiting the variation in insurance premiums created by the implementation of a new premium subsidy scheme for community-based health insurance in Rwanda. The subsidy scheme created variation in insurance premiums across households, over time. READ MORE
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4. Monetary Policy, Trade Dynamics, and Labor Markets in Open Economies
Abstract : This thesis consists of four self-contained essays.Essay 1 studies the implications of relaxing the assumption that the elasticity of international substitution is constant over time horizons, through the modeling of habit formation. READ MORE
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5. Flowability and proportioning of cementitious mixtures
Abstract : Understanding the role of constituents of cementitious mixtures as the most globally used human-made material and their effect on the flowability of the blends is of great importance. A comprehensive understanding of the ingredients of mixtures allows for optimized proportioning of constituents and can lead to a reduction in cement and water demand of the blends. READ MORE