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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... demand set cancel the gains derived from the high - demand set . Let us turn to the welfare implications of this solution . First , the solution violates ef- ficiency because those in set R are denied access to the complete bundle of ...
... demand set cancel the gains derived from the high - demand set . Let us turn to the welfare implications of this solution . First , the solution violates ef- ficiency because those in set R are denied access to the complete bundle of ...
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... demand price for shares therefore satisfies = ( 20 ) 91- Price per Share 90 91 So ( 90 ) s1 ( 91 ) Shi ( 91 ) Sno ( 90 ) $ 10 ( 90 ) Sil ( 91 ) ( 1-0 ) [ ( 1 - T ) p - λT ] ( 1-0 ) - ( 0 - c ) π + 8μSh ( 1-0 ) ( 1 - T ) , Similarly ...
... demand price for shares therefore satisfies = ( 20 ) 91- Price per Share 90 91 So ( 90 ) s1 ( 91 ) Shi ( 91 ) Sno ( 90 ) $ 10 ( 90 ) Sil ( 91 ) ( 1-0 ) [ ( 1 - T ) p - λT ] ( 1-0 ) - ( 0 - c ) π + 8μSh ( 1-0 ) ( 1 - T ) , Similarly ...
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... demand curve to obtain net demand ( the relevant demand from the seller's point of view ) . The elastic- ity of gross demand ( DG ) at price P in Figure 1 is less than the elasticity at price P of the demand that is net of ...
... demand curve to obtain net demand ( the relevant demand from the seller's point of view ) . The elastic- ity of gross demand ( DG ) at price P in Figure 1 is less than the elasticity at price P of the demand that is net of ...
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