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lnXij=lnα+β1lnGDPi+β2lnGDPj+β3lnGDPCi+β4lnGDPCj+β5lnDij+β6Bij+β7Cij+β (3.1) 8Lij+εij where, Table 3.1 Variable Description Xij is the value of the merchandise trade flow from the exporter i to the importer j. is a constant. is a measure of the elasticity of the dependent variable with respect to the independent variables. is the level of gross domestic product in exporting country i and importing country j. is the level of GDP per capita in exporting country i and importing country j. α β GDPi

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directement dans sa forme risque-neutre (3.3) et calibr´ aux prix d’options cot´es. e e 3.2 Mod`le CEV e Un exemple de mod`le ` volatilit´ locale bien ´tudi´ dans la litt´rature est donn´ par le mod`le CEV (Constant e a e e e e e e Elasticity of Variance) de [11]. Dans ce mod`le, la volatilit´ est une fonction puissance du niveau de sous-jacent: e e dSt σ0 = µdt + 1−α dWt St S (3.4) Pla¸ons-nous sous la probabilit´ risque-neutre, et supposons dans un premier temps que le

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How is duration related to the interest elasticity of a fixed-income security? What is the relationship between duration and the price of the fixed-income security? -income security) price (P) with respect to the Tak yield to maturity (R) provides the following: dP P D dR (1 R) The economic interpretation is that D is a measure of the percentage change in the price of a bond for a given percentage change in yield to maturity (interest elasticity). This equation can be rewritten to provide

Slemrod, et Seth Giertz, « The Elasticity of Taxable Income with Respect to Marginal Tax Rates : A Critical Review », Journal of Economic Literature, volume 49, 2011, pour une revue d’ensemble des recherches sur le sujet. Voir Thomas Piketty, « Les Hauts revenus face aux modifications des taux marginaux supérieurs de l’impôt sur le revenu en France, 1970-1996 », Économie et prévision, n° 138-139, 1999 ; et Pierre-Yves Cabannes, Cédric Houdré et Camille Landais, « The Elasticity of Taxable Income and the

calculate the marginal effect for the expected value of the patent application variable conditional on being uncensored. For the specification in Column (6), we derive a marginal effect of −2.01. Evaluated at the sample mean, this translates into a semi-elasticity of −2.9. 16 as this acknowledges the count nature of our data and the skewness in the patent count distribution. The negative binomial framework is chosen as a likelihood ratio test indicates overdispersion of the data and rejects the estimation