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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... capital income by enough to make the nominal after - tax yield on capital vary in- versely with inflation ( 1−7λ < 0 ) , both terms in the denominator will be positive . In either case , increased capital intensity could not accompany ...
... capital income by enough to make the nominal after - tax yield on capital vary in- versely with inflation ( 1−7λ < 0 ) , both terms in the denominator will be positive . In either case , increased capital intensity could not accompany ...
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... capital investment in two ways . First , it changes the riskiness of human capital . Second , it gener- ates an income effect which may influence the individual's willingness to bear risk . After proving these propositions , we ex ...
... capital investment in two ways . First , it changes the riskiness of human capital . Second , it gener- ates an income effect which may influence the individual's willingness to bear risk . After proving these propositions , we ex ...
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... capital stock is first determined and then invest- ment is derived as a process induced by the discrepancy between the desired capital stock and current actual capital stock . The theory assumes , of course , the existence of adjustment ...
... capital stock is first determined and then invest- ment is derived as a process induced by the discrepancy between the desired capital stock and current actual capital stock . The theory assumes , of course , the existence of adjustment ...
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