The American Economic Review, Volume 86American Economic Association., 1996 Includes papers and proceedings of the annual meeting of the American Economic Association. Covers all areas of economic research. |
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... ASSUMPTION 1 : P ( Q ) is twice continu- ously differentiable and strictly decreasing , with P ( 0 ) > m and P ( Z ) = 0 for some Z < ∞ . ASSUMPTION 2 : P ' ( Q ) + QP " ( Q ) < 0 for all Q E [ 0 , Z ] . Not only do these assumptions ...
... ASSUMPTION 1 : P ( Q ) is twice continu- ously differentiable and strictly decreasing , with P ( 0 ) > m and P ( Z ) = 0 for some Z < ∞ . ASSUMPTION 2 : P ' ( Q ) + QP " ( Q ) < 0 for all Q E [ 0 , Z ] . Not only do these assumptions ...
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... ASSUMPTION 2 : The distribution of the random vector p is independent of R and z . Assumption 1 is equivalent to assuming that the demand functions g ; ( r , z ) arose from utility maximization . Assumption 2 re- laxes the Hicks ...
... ASSUMPTION 2 : The distribution of the random vector p is independent of R and z . Assumption 1 is equivalent to assuming that the demand functions g ; ( r , z ) arose from utility maximization . Assumption 2 re- laxes the Hicks ...
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... assumption in macroeco- nomic models . While many problems may exist in making this assumption , Corollary 4 shows that the issue of aggregation across goods in such models can be dealt with via Assumptions 1 and 2 , and Assumption 2 is ...
... assumption in macroeco- nomic models . While many problems may exist in making this assumption , Corollary 4 shows that the issue of aggregation across goods in such models can be dealt with via Assumptions 1 and 2 , and Assumption 2 is ...
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