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2. Regulating the Mandatory Participation of TV Networks in Financing the Movie Industry: The Case of Spain

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Fernández-Blanco, Víctor, Gil, Ricard, Albarran, Alan, Editorial board, Friedrichsen, Mike, Series Editor, Brown, Charles, Editorial board, Chan-Olmsted, Sylvia M., Editorial board, Hang, Min, Editorial board, Karmasin, Matthias, Editorial board, Lowe, Gregory Ferrell, Editorial board, Picard, Robert, Editorial board, Sánchez-Taberno, Alfonso, Editorial board, Van Weezel, Aldo, Editorial board, Vartanova, Elena, Editorial board, Murschetz, Paul Clemens, editor, and Teichmann, Roland, editor

Published
2018
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4. Looking Into the Profile of Music Audiences

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Fernandez-Blanco, Victor, Perez-Villadoniga, Maria J., Prieto-Rodriguez, Juan, Ateca-Amestoy, Victoria M., editor, Ginsburgh, Victor, editor, Mazza, Isidoro, editor, O'Hagan, John, editor, and Prieto-Rodriguez, Juan, editor

Published
2017
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13. As Good as it Gets?

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Fernandez-Blanco, Victor, primary, Ginsburgh, Victor, additional, Prieto-Rodriguez, Juan, additional, and Weyers, Sheila, additional

Published
2013
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14. Characteristics of buyers and renters of cultural goods: the case of movies

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Collins, Alan, Fernandez-Blanco, Victor, and Prieto-Rodriguez, Juan

Subjects
Consumption (Economics) -- Analysis, Consumer preferences -- Analysis, Social classes -- Analysis, Business, Business, general, Economics
Abstract

The data collected from the Spanish Cultural Consumption Habits Survey is used to identify the characteristics of consumers of movies, watched on videotapes, in their homes. The study analysis based on the multinomial probit modelling framework provides insight into the two different video markets for buying and renting and any noticeable socio-economic characteristics for their respective consumers.

Published
2009

16. Allocative inefficiency and its cost: the case of Spanish public hospitals

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Rodriguez-Alvarez, Ana, Fernandez-Blanco, Victor, and Lovell, C.A. Knox

Subjects
Duality theory (Mathematics) -- Usage, Company business management, Business, Business, international, Engineering and manufacturing industries
Abstract

In this paper, we present a new empirical model based on an input distance function, from which estimates of allocative inefficiency and its cost can be obtained. The model avoids the 'Greene problem,' which refers to the difficulty in practice of using a cost system to separate economic inefficiency into its technical and allocative components. We also develop a procedure to calculate the cost of allocative inefficiency. Using a panel of Spanish public hospitals to apply our methodology, we find evidence of systematic allocative inefficiency in the employment of variable inputs. Since inputs are generally poor substitutes, the cost of this allocative inefficiency is high. Keywords: Allocative inefficiency cost; Spanish public hospitals; Duality theory; Greene problem; Parametric input distance function

Published
2004

17. Building stronger national movie industries: the case of Spain

Author

Fernandez-Blanco, Victor and Prieto-Rodriguez, Juan

Subjects
Motion picture audiences -- Demographic aspects, Motion picture audiences -- Statistics, Motion picture audiences -- International aspects, Motion pictures, Spanish -- Demographic aspects, Motion pictures, Spanish -- Statistics, Motion pictures, American -- Demographic aspects, Motion pictures, American -- Statistics, Motion pictures, American -- International aspects, Motion picture industry -- Demographic aspects, Motion picture industry -- Statistics, Motion picture industry -- International aspects, Consumer behavior, Arts and entertainment industries, Law
Abstract

The American movie industry dominates Spanish cinema. Consider the following: Nine of the ten most important films of 1998 in Spain were American movies, in terms of revenues and filmgoers, [...]

Published
2003

20. Urgencias hospitalarias y de atención primaria en Asturias: variaciones entre áreas sanitarias y evolución desde 1994 hasta 2001

Author

Oterino La Fuente, David, Banos Pino, Jose Francisco, Fernandez Blanco, Victor, Rodriguez Alvarez, Ana, and Salvador Peiró

Subjects
Primary care emergencies, Small area analysis, Urgencias hospitalarias, Urgencias en atención primaria, Variability, Análisis de áreas pequeñas, Hospital emergencies, Variabilidad
Abstract

Objetivo: Describir la frecuencia de utilización de los servicios de urgencias en las áreas sanitarias de Asturias desde 1994 a 2001 y analizar su variabilidad. Métodos: Se estimó la demanda de urgencias hospitalarias y de atención primaria en las 8 áreas sanitarias de Asturias, y se analizó su evolución y las diferencias entre áreas, usando la estandarización indirecta y estadísticos de variabilidad. Resultados: Entre 1994 y 2001 se realizaron casi 6,5 millones de urgencias (un 43,8% en hospitales), con un crecimiento medio anual del 6,2% (un 7,8% en atención primaria y un 5,1% en hospitales) con gran heterogeneidad entre áreas. La variabilidad fue mayor en atención primaria y disminuyó en el período estudiado (coeficientes de variación: 0,38 y 0,27 para 1994 y 2001 en atención primaria, y 0,14 y 0,11 en hospitales, respectivamente). Conclusiones: La utilización de las urgencias creció en el período estudiado y se observa una gran variabilidad entre áreas sanitarias. Objective: To describe primary care and hospital emergency utilization rates in Asturias health districts from 1994 to 2001 and to analyse their variability. Methods: Hospital and primary care rates from 1994 to 2001 in the 8 Asturias health districts were estimated. Their variability was analysed using indirect standardisation and small area variation statistics. Results: Almost 6.5 million of emergencies (hospitals: 43.8%) were attended in Asturias from 1994 to 2001. The average annual growth was 6.2% (primary care: 7.8%; hospitals: 5.1%) with differences among districts. Primary care variability was higher (variation coefficient: 0.38 and 0.27 in 1994 and 2001) than hospital variability (variation coefficient: 0.14 and 0.11) and it decreased in the period. Conclusions: Emergency Health Services utilization growth between 1994 and 2001, with strong variability among health districts.

Published
2007

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