optimal asset pricing
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Abstract
We describe an R package for determining the optimal price of an asset which is perishable in a certain sense, given the intensity of customer arrivals and a time-varying price sensitivity function which speci?es the probability that a customer will purchase an asset o?ered at a given price at a given time. The package deals with the case of customers arriving in groups, with a probability distribution for the group size being speci?ed. The methodology and software allow for both discrete and continuous pricing. The class of possible models for price sensitivity functions is very wide, and includes piecewise linear models. A mechanism for constructing piecewise linear price sensitivity functions is provided.
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| Authors | ;Rolf Turner;Pradeep Banerjee;Rayomand Shahlori |
| Journal | open geospatial data, software and standards |
| Year | 2014 |
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10.18637/jss.v058.i11
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