The American Economic Review, Volume 70American Economic Association., 1980 Includes annual List of doctoral dissertations in political economy in progress in American universities and colleges; and the Hand book of the American Economic Association. |
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... assumption of sta- tionary return distributions does not imply stationary B. Since r2 , being endogenous , is a function of the investors ' initial wealth , their risk aversion , the size of the market , and the lending - borrowing ...
... assumption of sta- tionary return distributions does not imply stationary B. Since r2 , being endogenous , is a function of the investors ' initial wealth , their risk aversion , the size of the market , and the lending - borrowing ...
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... assumption about individual demand curves . We make the simplest assumption of an all or nothing demand , where q = 1 if pd < Po 0 if pd > Po where q is quantity demanded , pd is delivered price , and po is maximum price . Consumers buy ...
... assumption about individual demand curves . We make the simplest assumption of an all or nothing demand , where q = 1 if pd < Po 0 if pd > Po where q is quantity demanded , pd is delivered price , and po is maximum price . Consumers buy ...
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... assumptions which are followed here , in- cluding : ASSUMPTION 1 : A single commodity is produced by all firms and all firms have iden- tical cost functions . ASSUMPTION 2 : The cost function is ( 1 ) C = f + cQ where Q is output , C is ...
... assumptions which are followed here , in- cluding : ASSUMPTION 1 : A single commodity is produced by all firms and all firms have iden- tical cost functions . ASSUMPTION 2 : The cost function is ( 1 ) C = f + cQ where Q is output , C is ...
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