abstract barberry is one of the most important products of south khorasan province. the objective of this study is analyzing the qualitative factors affecting the price of barberry in this province. survey data from 100 questionnaires using simple random sampling of households in the city of birjand, 1389 has been completed, was extracted. results of the estimating hedonic price model show that...

The paper investigates the implications of hedonic pricing of components, with an application to the dynamics of dairy product prices. A conceptual model of hedonic pricing is developed under a Leontief technology, showing how commodity prices reflect the underlying value of their components. Implications for the existence of cointegration relationships among commodity prices are derived. An ap...

The main objective of this paper is to propose an improvement to existing methods of house price index construction by addressing three important oversights in the literature. Firstly, it is plausible that the shadow prices of property attributes evolve slowly over time, in line with the nature of consumer preferences. Existing methods either assume (explicitly or implicitly) that shadow prices...

This study examines the rent prices of the student housing apartment market surrounding the University of Oregon. The first key component of this study includes a Hedonic price model that helps evaluate what apartment complex amenities and characteristics are most important and influential in determining rental rates in the local community. Secondly, using the information from our Hedonic price...

Hedonic property price models have been used extensively in the economics literature to measure the value households place on locating properties close to a given resource, such as a beach, river, or lake. This proximity premium consists of two components. First, property owners derive benefit from living close to the resource for access purposes. Second, they also derive benefit from the view ...

In urban context, urban nodes such as amenity or hazard will certainly affect house price, while classic hedonic analysis will employ distance variables measured from each urban nodes. However, effects from distances to facilities on house prices generally do not represent the true price of the property. Distance variables measured on the same surface are suffering a problem called multicolline...

This paper develops a hedonic model of job security (JS). Workers with heterogeneous JS-preferences pay the hedonic price for JS to employers, who incur labor-hoarding costs from supplying JS. In contrast to the Wage-Bill Argument, equilibrium unemployment is strictly positive, as workers with weak JS-preferences trade JS for higher wages. The relation between optimal job insecurity and the per...

Price indexes are summary statistics meant to convey a comparison of prices at one time (or place) to another. The raw ingredients from which a standard price index is constructed are the ratios of the price of an item at one time period to the price of the same item at another. Goods which disappear after the initial time period, or first appear in the second, thwart constructing these ratios....

We conduct an empirical analysis of the effect on the auction price of a Canadian painting of the age of the painter at the time of creation of the painting. We consider several hundred artists, active over the entire history of Canadian art, who are pooled in the estimation of a hedonic regression in which a polynomial function in age enters as a regressor along with several other control vari...