Charles Sutcliffe
Biographic Data
| ID | 453170 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Charles Sutcliffe |
| GIVEN NAMES | Charles |
| FAMILY NAME | Sutcliffe |
| SIGNATURE | SUTCLIFFE C |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Reading |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-8035-1964 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 15 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 32 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 15 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1978 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2023 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
I think this is where this lovely word "sustainability" comes in
This article concerns UK commercial fruit and vegetable growers' narratives regarding the sustainability of water use for food production. In it we explore their perspectives on efforts by regulators to limit agricultural withdrawals of water from the natural environment in line with EU Water Framework Directive objectives, alongside their views on retailer sustainability commitments. Discourse analysis is used to investigate how the growers cont…
Asset–liability models and the Chinese basic pension fund
Pillar 1B (individual accounts) of the Chinese basic pension fund (BPF) has suffered from substantial underfunding due to a series of challenges such as rising longevity, conservative investment policies, and the fragmentation of the pension system. Using an asset–liability model (ALM), we investigate the effects of the pre-2015 and post-2015 limits, as well as no limits, on asset allocations. We also investigate the likely effect on investment p…
Conflict-induced displacement as a catalyst for agricultural innovation
Modeling Preference and Willingness to Pay for Drought Tolerance (DT) in Maize in Rural Zimbabwe
Maize plays a leading role in the food security of millions in southern Africa, yet it is highly vulnerable to the moisture stress brought about by the erratic rainfall patterns that characterize weather systems in the area. Developing and making drought-tolerant maize varieties available to farmers in the region has thus long been a key goal on the regional development agenda. Farm-level adoption of these varieties, however, depends on local per…
Program Trading
A program trade involves trading a basket of at least 15 different stocks. These trades account for a substantial proportion of NYSE volume, and have been argued to increase stock market volatility.
Futures and Forwards
Futures are standardized contracts that trade on organized exchanges, while forwards are customized contracts negotiated between the parties and trade in over‐the‐counter markets.
Employment Pensions
There are three main types of pension ‐ state pensions, employment pensions, and private pensions. Employment pensions are usually either defined benefit or defined contribution schemes. Pensions are a form of remuneration and can be used to attract, retain and motivate employees. Defined benefit schemes can also be used to encourage employees to retire and to attract higher quality employees. In addition, defined benefit schemes allow the employ…
Risk and Trading on London's Alternative Investment Market
The alternative investment market (AIM) has seen rapid growth over its 19 years, and has emerged as the market of choice for smaller, newer companies, both in the UK and abroad. However, it has often
What determines the out-of-home placement of children in the USA
Valuing medieval annuities
Negative Multipliers
Injection Leakages, Trade Repercussions and the Regional Income Multiplier
The First Round of the Keynesian Regional Income Multiplier
Previous studies utilising the Keynesian regional income multiplier have paid very limited attention to the estimation of the income generation which occurs during the first round of the multiplier process. However, since the first round of income generation is of greater magnitude than that of any other round, it is particularly important that the first round effects should be estimated correctly. This paper will attempt to analyse the way in wh…
Identifying a destination’s optimal tourist market mix
Extant tourism research has used various portfolio model types to determine optimal tourist market mixes which simultaneously maximize total tourist expenditure and minimise the instability of international inbound tourism demand. We analyse the three portfolio models that have been applied in the tourism literature: two varieties of a levels model (that use the level of tourist arrivals, or bed nights to quantify tourist activity) and a growth r…
Designing Secondary School Catchment Areas Using Goal Programming
Falling school rolls have necessitated the widespread revision öf school catchment areas. It is argued that an appropriate technique for solving this problem is weighted goal programming. A study of Reading has shown that this technique is feasible and can produce results that dominate those produced by the ad hoc methods of the local education authority. Since goal programming is a very flexible technique, various ways of developing this approac…
What determines the out-of-home placement of children in the USA
The First Round of the Keynesian Regional Income Multiplier
Previous studies utilising the Keynesian regional income multiplier have paid very limited attention to the estimation of the income generation which occurs during the first round of the multiplier process. However, since the first round of income generation is of greater magnitude than that of any other round, it is particularly important that the first round effects should be estimated correctly. This paper will attempt to analyse the way in wh…
Modeling Preference and Willingness to Pay for Drought Tolerance (DT) in Maize in Rural Zimbabwe
Maize plays a leading role in the food security of millions in southern Africa, yet it is highly vulnerable to the moisture stress brought about by the erratic rainfall patterns that characterize weather systems in the area. Developing and making drought-tolerant maize varieties available to farmers in the region has thus long been a key goal on the regional development agenda. Farm-level adoption of these varieties, however, depends on local per…
Injection Leakages, Trade Repercussions and the Regional Income Multiplier
Designing Secondary School Catchment Areas Using Goal Programming
Falling school rolls have necessitated the widespread revision öf school catchment areas. It is argued that an appropriate technique for solving this problem is weighted goal programming. A study of Reading has shown that this technique is feasible and can produce results that dominate those produced by the ad hoc methods of the local education authority. Since goal programming is a very flexible technique, various ways of developing this approac…
Valuing medieval annuities
Identifying a destination’s optimal tourist market mix
Extant tourism research has used various portfolio model types to determine optimal tourist market mixes which simultaneously maximize total tourist expenditure and minimise the instability of international inbound tourism demand. We analyse the three portfolio models that have been applied in the tourism literature: two varieties of a levels model (that use the level of tourist arrivals, or bed nights to quantify tourist activity) and a growth r…
The First Round of the Keynesian Regional Income Multiplier
Previous studies utilising the Keynesian regional income multiplier have paid very limited attention to the estimation of the income generation which occurs during the first round of the multiplier process. However, since the first round of income generation is of greater magnitude than that of any other round, it is particularly important that the first round effects should be estimated correctly. This paper will attempt to analyse the way in wh…
Injection Leakages, Trade Repercussions and the Regional Income Multiplier
Negative Multipliers
Valuing medieval annuities
What determines the out-of-home placement of children in the USA
Program Trading
A program trade involves trading a basket of at least 15 different stocks. These trades account for a substantial proportion of NYSE volume, and have been argued to increase stock market volatility.
Futures and Forwards
Futures are standardized contracts that trade on organized exchanges, while forwards are customized contracts negotiated between the parties and trade in over‐the‐counter markets.
Employment Pensions
There are three main types of pension ‐ state pensions, employment pensions, and private pensions. Employment pensions are usually either defined benefit or defined contribution schemes. Pensions are a form of remuneration and can be used to attract, retain and motivate employees. Defined benefit schemes can also be used to encourage employees to retire and to attract higher quality employees. In addition, defined benefit schemes allow the employ…
Risk and Trading on London's Alternative Investment Market
The alternative investment market (AIM) has seen rapid growth over its 19 years, and has emerged as the market of choice for smaller, newer companies, both in the UK and abroad. However, it has often
Modeling Preference and Willingness to Pay for Drought Tolerance (DT) in Maize in Rural Zimbabwe
Maize plays a leading role in the food security of millions in southern Africa, yet it is highly vulnerable to the moisture stress brought about by the erratic rainfall patterns that characterize weather systems in the area. Developing and making drought-tolerant maize varieties available to farmers in the region has thus long been a key goal on the regional development agenda. Farm-level adoption of these varieties, however, depends on local per…
Asset–liability models and the Chinese basic pension fund
Pillar 1B (individual accounts) of the Chinese basic pension fund (BPF) has suffered from substantial underfunding due to a series of challenges such as rising longevity, conservative investment policies, and the fragmentation of the pension system. Using an asset–liability model (ALM), we investigate the effects of the pre-2015 and post-2015 limits, as well as no limits, on asset allocations. We also investigate the likely effect on investment p…
Conflict-induced displacement as a catalyst for agricultural innovation
I think this is where this lovely word "sustainability" comes in
This article concerns UK commercial fruit and vegetable growers' narratives regarding the sustainability of water use for food production. In it we explore their perspectives on efforts by regulators to limit agricultural withdrawals of water from the natural environment in line with EU Water Framework Directive objectives, alongside their views on retailer sustainability commitments. Discourse analysis is used to investigate how the growers cont…
Identifying a destination’s optimal tourist market mix
Extant tourism research has used various portfolio model types to determine optimal tourist market mixes which simultaneously maximize total tourist expenditure and minimise the instability of international inbound tourism demand. We analyse the three portfolio models that have been applied in the tourism literature: two varieties of a levels model (that use the level of tourist arrivals, or bed nights to quantify tourist activity) and a growth r…
Designing Secondary School Catchment Areas Using Goal Programming
Falling school rolls have necessitated the widespread revision öf school catchment areas. It is argued that an appropriate technique for solving this problem is weighted goal programming. A study of Reading has shown that this technique is feasible and can produce results that dominate those produced by the ad hoc methods of the local education authority. Since goal programming is a very flexible technique, various ways of developing this approac…
Economics (13 works) · Business (7 works) · Political science (7 works) · Geography (6 works) · Financial economics (5 works) · Law (4 works) · Agriculture (3 works) · Finance (3 works) · Fiscal Policy and Economic Growth (3 works) · Law (3 works)