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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... cost of living in each area where a firm is located . The data on the cost of living were obtained from U.S. Department of Labor , Table 30 , pp . 276–77 . " Net book value was obtained from American Water Works Association , Average ...
... cost of living in each area where a firm is located . The data on the cost of living were obtained from U.S. Department of Labor , Table 30 , pp . 276–77 . " Net book value was obtained from American Water Works Association , Average ...
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... Cost Demand Density +1 + 1 | + Fixed Costs Transport Cost per Unit of Geographic Distance Entry of New Firms + 1 + when x = 1 , but ( 9 ' ) P1 = c + [ ( c − a ) tU + ( c − a ) 2 ] 1 / 2 for x = -1 / 2.8,9 Let us now examine Löschian ...
... Cost Demand Density +1 + 1 | + Fixed Costs Transport Cost per Unit of Geographic Distance Entry of New Firms + 1 + when x = 1 , but ( 9 ' ) P1 = c + [ ( c − a ) tU + ( c − a ) 2 ] 1 / 2 for x = -1 / 2.8,9 Let us now examine Löschian ...
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... cost as f → 0 . As fixed costs fall , scale economies be- come less significant . However , as long as fixed costs ... cost , given f > 0 . In the limit , of course , with f = 0 , free entry implies price equals marginal production cost ...
... cost as f → 0 . As fixed costs fall , scale economies be- come less significant . However , as long as fixed costs ... cost , given f > 0 . In the limit , of course , with f = 0 , free entry implies price equals marginal production cost ...
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