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6. Economic Impacts of Convict Leasing in the Different States of the United States.

Author

Arize, Augustine C., Malindretos, John, and Chuaqian Zhang

Subjects
FORCED labor, AMERICAN Civil War, 1861-1865, SLAVERY
Abstract

Purpose: To identified the differences and the similarities in convict leasing among southern states after the Civil War in the USA. Design/Methodology/Approach: Literaturate review and comparative analysis among nine southern states. Findings: Although there were many similarities we have identified critical differences regarding convict leasing. Practical Implications: To be an example on how humans beeings could be considered as animals under slavery. Originality/Value: An initial research of this kind [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2024
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33. An econometric study of forecasting French foreign exchange rates

Author

Arize, Augustine C., Kallianiotis, Ioannis N., Malindretos, John, Panayides, Alexis, and Sylla, Cheickna

Subjects
Industrial efficiency -- France, Foreign exchange rates -- France, Forecasting -- Economic aspects
Abstract

Purpose: The objective of this paper is to study possible diversity of exchange rate models, by applying both parametric and nonparametric techniques, and examines said models’ collective predictive performance. Design/Methodology/Approach: We shall choose the forecasting predictor with the smallest Root Mean Square Forecast Error (RMSE). The better type of exchange rate model is in the Autoregressive model’s equation, according to the empirical evidence, although none of this data yields an optimal forecast. Findings: In our conclusion, the error correction versions of these exchange rate models will be adjusted so that credible long-run elasticities can be imposed on each model’s fundamental variables., peer-reviewed

Published
2021

41. Foreign Exchange Reserves and Import Demand: Evidence from Latin America

Author

Arize, Augustine C. and Osang, Thomas

Subjects
Monetary policy, Foreign exchange, Foreign exchange reserves, Business, international, Economics
Abstract

To purchase or authenticate to the full-text of this article, please visit this link: http://dx.doi.org/10.1111/j.1467-9701.2007.01052.x Byline: Augustine C. Arize (1), Thomas Osang (2) Abstract: This paper investigates the impact of foreign reserves, domestic real income and relative import prices on import demand for seven Latin American countries. We differentiate empirically between the short-run and long-run impact of reserves, income and prices on imports. The paper has three main results. First, we show that there exists a unique long-run relationship among real imports, real income, relative import prices and real foreign exchange reserves for all seven countries. Second, we find that increases in foreign exchange reserves exert a significant positive effect on import demand in both the long run and the short run in all countries. However, the economic impact of foreign exchange reserves is rather small. Finally, we find that the long- and short-run impact of real domestic income on import demand is positive as well, while the effect of relative prices is negative. Author Affiliation: (1)Texas A&M University - Commerce and (2)Southern Methodist University

Published
2007

48. Antitrust issues in international comparisons of market structure

Author

Hirschberg, Joseph G., Maasoumi, Esfandiar, Slottje, Daniel, and Arize, Augustine C.

Subjects
Corporation reports -- Usage, Concentration functions -- Usage, Food industry -- Marketing, Food processing plants -- Marketing, Random variables -- Usage, World market, Food and beverage production/distribution software, Company marketing practices, Business, Economics, European Union -- Economic aspects
Abstract

The international comparison of market structure is complicated by a lack of adequate and comparable data. This paper addresses the issues encountered in the construction of international market data from financial reports, and provides a method for the comparison of market concentration and industry diversity. A firm-level data set is constructed to compute comparable measures of market concentration and industry diversity in the food industries for the U.S. and European Community. An innovation is the imputation of the distribution of sales of sub-code products by firm and the construction of nonparametric tests. JEL classification: L1; L66; F23; C81; C12 Keywords: Herfindahl-Hirschman index; Concentration; Diversity; Randomization; Processed food

Published
2003

49. The values of the determinants and tests of stability of the money demand function of the United States

Author

Arize, Augustine C., Harris, Peter, Kasibhatla, Krishna M., Malindretos, Ioannis N., and Scoullis, Moschos

Subjects
Multivariate analysis -- Usage, Money demand -- Forecasts and trends, Interest rates -- Forecasts and trends, Market trend/market analysis, Business, general, Business
Abstract

Executive Summary Using multivariate cointegration methodology, this paper examines the long-run stability of the U.S. money demand function using both nominal and real M1 and M2 monetary aggregates. The estimated [...]

Published
2012

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