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- 0195309286
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- 9780195309287
- Release Title
- Pricing Decisions in the Euro Area: How Firms Set Prices and Why
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- FABIANI
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- Book Title
- Pricing Decisions in the Euro Area: How Firms Set Prices and Why
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- Business & Economics
- Publication Name
- Pricing Decisions in the Euro Area : How Firms Set Prices and Why
- Publisher
- Oxford University Press, Incorporated
- Item Length
- 6.3 in
- Subject
- Marketing / General, Econometrics
- Publication Year
- 2007
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- Textbook
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- Hardcover
- Language
- English
- Item Height
- 1.1 in
- Item Weight
- 23.1 Oz
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- 9.3 in
- Number of Pages
- 312 Pages
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Publisher
Oxford University Press, Incorporated
ISBN-10
0195309286
ISBN-13
9780195309287
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Product Key Features
Number of Pages
312 Pages
Publication Name
Pricing Decisions in the Euro Area : How Firms Set Prices and Why
Language
English
Subject
Marketing / General, Econometrics
Publication Year
2007
Type
Textbook
Subject Area
Business & Economics
Format
Hardcover
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Item Height
1.1 in
Item Weight
23.1 Oz
Item Length
6.3 in
Item Width
9.3 in
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Scholarly & Professional
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2006-026534
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22
Reviews
"More than 11,000 interviews of euro area firms and a thorough examination of individual micro data on consumer and producer prices allow the book to shed new light on price setting behavior. The extent and coverage of the project, the wealth of information contained in this book and therelevance of its results make its reading extremely rewarding for researchers and policy makers alike. The importance of mark-up pricing is confirmed and we learn that customer relations and coordination failures are more important for price reviews and actual changes than menu and informationprocessing costs." --Ignazio Visco, Deputy Director General of the Bank of Italy, former Chief Economist of the OECD, "Knowing how firms set prices is crucial for central banks because it helps them understand the dynamics of aggregate inflation and throws light on how monetary impulses get transmitted through the economic system. Pricing Decisions in the Euro Area: How Firms Set Prices and Why is the firstgenuine attempt to document via direct surveys the mechanisms behind pricing decision of a large sample of entrepreneurs across a vast economic region. The book offers an unprecedented wealth of comparable microeconomic data and a key to interpret them, highlighting differences in pricing strategiesamong sectors, firm sizes and countries in the euro area, based on information that comes "straight from the horse's mouth". It is a must-read for scholars and policymakers alike-a truly privileged observatory of how market forces at the micro level interact and contribute to macroeconomic outcomes.Two thumbs up. " --Nicoletta Batini, International Monetary Fund, "Knowing how firms set prices is crucial for central banks because it helps them understand the dynamics of aggregate inflation and throws light on how monetary impulses get transmitted through the economic system. Pricing Decisions in the Euro Area: How Firms Set Prices and Why is the first genuine attempt to document via direct surveys the mechanisms behind pricing decision of a large sample of entrepreneurs across a vast economic region. The book offers an unprecedented wealth of comparable microeconomic data and a key to interpret them, highlighting differences in pricing strategies among sectors, firm sizes and countries in the euro area, based on information that comes "straight from the horse's mouth". It is a must-read for scholars and policymakers alike-a truly privileged observatory of how market forces at the micro level interact and contribute to macroeconomic outcomes. Two thumbs up. " --Nicoletta Batini, International Monetary Fund "More than 11,000 interviews of euro area firms and a thorough examination of individual micro data on consumer and producer prices allow the book to shed new light on price setting behavior. The extent and coverage of the project, the wealth of information contained in this book and the relevance of its results make its reading extremely rewarding for researchers and policy makers alike. The importance of mark-up pricing is confirmed and we learn that customer relations and coordination failures are more important for price reviews and actual changes than menu and information processing costs." --Ignazio Visco, Deputy Director General of the Bank of Italy, former Chief Economist of the OECD, "Knowing how firms set prices is crucial for central banks because it helps them understand the dynamics of aggregate inflation and throws light on how monetary impulses get transmitted through the economic system. Pricing Decisions in the Euro Area: How Firms Set Prices and Why is the first genuine attempt to document via direct surveys the mechanisms behind pricing decision of a large sample of entrepreneurs across a vast economic region. The book offers anunprecedented wealth of comparable microeconomic data and a key to interpret them, highlighting differences in pricing strategies among sectors, firm sizes and countries in the euro area, based oninformation that comes "straight from the horse's mouth". It is a must-read for scholars and policymakers alike-a truly privileged observatory of how market forces at the micro level interact and contribute to macroeconomic outcomes. Two thumbs up. " --Nicoletta Batini, International Monetary Fund"More than 11,000 interviews of euro area firms and a thorough examination of individual micro data on consumer and producer prices allow the book to shed new light on price setting behavior. The extent and coverage of the project, the wealth of information contained in this book and the relevance of its results make its reading extremely rewarding for researchers and policy makers alike. The importance of mark-up pricing is confirmed and we learn that customerrelations and coordination failures are more important for price reviews and actual changes than menu and information processing costs." --Ignazio Visco, Deputy Director General of the Bank of Italy,former Chief Economist of the OECD"Knowing how firms set prices is crucial for central banks because it helps them understand the dynamics of aggregate inflation and throws light on how monetary impulses get transmitted through the economic system. Pricing Decisions in the Euro Area: How Firms Set Prices and Why is the first genuine attempt to document via direct surveys the mechanisms behind pricing decision of a large sample of entrepreneurs across a vast economic region. The book offers anunprecedented wealth of comparable microeconomic data and a key to interpret them, highlighting differences in pricing strategies among sectors, firm sizes and countries in the euro area, based oninformation that comes "straight from the horse's mouth". It is a must-read for scholars and policymakers alike-a truly privileged observatory of how market forces at the micro level interact and contribute to macroeconomic outcomes. Two thumbs up. " --Nicoletta Batini, International Monetary Fund"More than 11,000 interviews of euro area firms and a thorough examination of individual micro data on consumer and producer prices allow the book to shed new light on price setting behavior. The extent and coverage of the project, the wealth of information contained in this book and the relevance of its results make its reading extremely rewarding for researchers and policy makers alike. The importance of mark-up pricing is confirmed and we learn that customerrelations and coordination failures are more important for price reviews and actual changes than menu and information processing costs." --Ignazio Visco, Deputy Director General of the Bank of Italy,former Chief Economist of the OECD, "Knowing how firms set prices is crucial for central banks because it helps them understand the dynamics of aggregate inflation and throws light on how monetary impulses get transmitted through the economic system. Pricing Decisions in the Euro Area: How Firms Set Prices and Why is the first genuine attempt to document via direct surveys the mechanisms behind pricing decision of a large sample of entrepreneurs across a vast economic region. The book offers an unprecedented wealth of comparable microeconomic data and a key to interpret them, highlighting differences in pricing strategies among sectors, firm sizes and countries in the euro area, based on information that comes "straight from the horse's mouth". It is a must-read for scholars and policymakers alike-a truly privileged observatory of how market forces at the micro level interact and contribute to macroeconomic outcomes. Two thumbs up. " --Nicoletta Batini, International Monetary Fund"More than 11,000 interviews of euro area firms and a thorough examination of individual micro data on consumer and producer prices allow the book to shed new light on price setting behavior. The extent and coverage of the project, the wealth of information contained in this book and the relevance of its results make its reading extremely rewarding for researchers and policy makers alike. The importance of mark-up pricing is confirmed and we learn that customer relations and coordination failures are more important for price reviews and actual changes than menu and information processing costs." --Ignazio Visco, Deputy Director General of the Bank of Italy, former Chief Economist of the OECD
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Yes
Dewey Decimal
338.6/041094
Table Of Content
Ignazio Angeloni: ForewordContributorsIntroductionPart I: Firms' Pricing Behavior in the Euro Area: An Overview1: Stephen G. Cecchetti, Fernando Martins, Roberto Sabbatini, & Harald Stahl: The Use of Survey Data to Investigate Price Setting: Theory and the Research Design for the Euro Area2: Silvia Fabiani, Claire Loupias, Martine Druant, Ignacio Hernando, Claudia Kwapil, Bettina Landau, Fernando Martins, Thomas Mathä, Roberto Sabbatini, Harald Stahl, & Ad Stokman: Summary of Results for the Euro AreaPart II: Country-Specific Findings3: Claudia Kwapil, Josef Baumgartner, & Johann Scharler: Price Reactions to Demand and Cost Shocks: Survey Evidence from Austrian Firms4: Luc Aucremanne & Martine Druant: Why Are Prices Sticky? Evidence from an Ad Hoc Survey in Belgium5: Claire Loupias & Roland Ricart: Asymmetries in Price Setting: Some Evidence from French Survey Data6: Price Setting in German Manufacturing: Evidence from New Survey Data7: Silvia Fabiani, Angela Gattulli, & Roberto Sabbatini: The Pricing Behavior of Italian Firms: New Survey Evidence on Price Stickiness8: Patrick Lünnemann & Thomas Mathä: A Survey of Price-Setting Practices of Luxembourg Firms9: Marco Hoeberichts & Ad Stockman: The Pricing Behavior of Dutch Firms: Survey Evidence on Price Stickiness10: Fernando Martins: How Portuguese Firms Set Their Prices: Evidence from Survey Data11: Luis J. Álvarez & Ignacio Hernando: The Pricing Behavior of Spanish FirmsPart III: Comparative Analysis12: Patrick Lunnemann & Thomas Matha: A Comparison Based on International Survey Evidence13: Luis J. Álvarez & Ignacio Hernando: Competition and Price Adjustment in the Euro Area14: Roberto Santini, Luis J. Álvarez, Emmanuel Dhyne, Marco Hoeberichts, Herv´e Le Bihan, Patrick Lünnemann, Fernando Martins, Fabio Rumler, Harald Stahl, Philop Vermeulen, Giovanni Veronese, & Jouko Vilmunen: What Quantitative Micro Data Reveal about Price Setting BehaviorPart IV: Concluding Remarks and Implications15: Vítor Gaspar, Andrew Levin, Fernando Martins, & Frank Smets: Policy Lessons and Directions for Ongoing ResearchAppendix: The National QuestionnairesIndex, ForewordContributorsIntroductionSilvia Fabiani, Claire Loupias, Fernando Martins, and Roberto SantiniPart I: Firms' Pricing Behavior in the Euro Area: An Overview1. The Use of Survey Data to Investigate Price Setting: Theory and the Research Design for the Euro Area2. Summary of Results for the Euro AreaPart II: Country-Specific Findings3. Price Reactions to Demand and Cost Shocks: Survey Evidence from Austrian Firms4. Why Are Prices Sticky? Evidence from an Ad Hoc Survey in Belgium5. Asymmetries in Price Setting: Some Evidence from French Survey Data6. Price Setting in German Manufacturing: Evidence from New Survey Data7. The Pricing Behavior of Italian Firms: New Survey Evidence on Price Stickiness8. A Survey of Price-Setting Practices of Luxembourg Firms9. The Pricing Behavior of Dutch Firms: Survey Evidence on Price Stickiness10. How Portuguese Firms Set Their Prices: Evidence from Survey Data11. The Pricing Behavior of Spanish FirmsPart III: Comparative Analysis12. A Comparison Based on International Survey Evidence13. Competition and Price Adjustment in the Euro Area14. What Quantitative Micro Data Reveal about Price Setting BehaviorPart IV: Concluding Remarks and Implications15. Policy Lessons and Directions for Ongoing ResearchAppendix: The National QuestionnairesIndex
Synopsis
This book collects results from ad hoc surveys on firms pricing behavior conducted in 2003 and 2004 by nine National central banks of the Euro area in the context of a joint research project (Eurosystem Inflation Persistence Network). These surveys have proved to be an efficient way to test theories on the pricing strategies of economic agents, documenting, in qualitative terms, the underlying rationale of the observed pricing patterns. The book provides an unprecedented amount of information from more than 11,000 euro area firms, addressing issues such as the relevance of nominal and real rigidities, the information set used by firms in the price setting process, the strategy followed to review prices, the frequency of both price reviews and price changes, the reasons underlying price stickiness, and asymmetries in price adjustment. It also compares results for the euro area to those obtained for other countries by similar studies. Finally, it draws the main implications for theoretical modeling and for monetary policy., This book documents the underlying rationale of observed pricing patterns on the basis of survey information provided by more than 11,000 Euro area firms. It addresses issues such as the relevance of nominal and real rigidities, the main features of the price adjustment process, and the reasons underlying price stickiness and asymmetries, drawing the main implications for modeling and monetary policy., This book collects results from ad hoc surveys on firms pricing behavior conducted in 2003 and 2004 by nine National central banks of the Euro area in the context of a joint research project (Eurosystem Inflation Persistence Network). These surveys have proved to be an efficient way to test theories on the pricing strategies of economic agents, documenting, in qualitative terms, the underlying rationale of the observed pricing patterns. The book provides anunprecedented amount of information from more than 11,000 euro area firms, addressing issues such as the relevance of nominal and real rigidities, the information set used by firms in the price settingprocess, the strategy followed to review prices, the frequency of both price reviews and price changes, the reasons underlying price stickiness, and asymmetries in price adjustment. It also compares results for the euro area to those obtained for other countries by similar studies. Finally, it draws the main implications for theoretical modeling and for monetary policy., This book documents the underlying rationale of observed pricing patterns on the basis of survey information provided by more than 11,000 euro area firms.
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HF5416.5.P735 2007
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