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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... determine the change in net short - term foreign currency claims . To continue with the above example , if the spot price is p , then ( on average ) the basic balance ( i.e. , the change in the stock of net foreign currency claims ) is ...
... determine the change in net short - term foreign currency claims . To continue with the above example , if the spot price is p , then ( on average ) the basic balance ( i.e. , the change in the stock of net foreign currency claims ) is ...
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... determined by the zero - profit condition . Again , since a , ß , and 0 are the same for all firms we can use the shorthand x = x , for all i . Finally , we can determine the number of goods produced by using the condition of full ...
... determined by the zero - profit condition . Again , since a , ß , and 0 are the same for all firms we can use the shorthand x = x , for all i . Finally , we can determine the number of goods produced by using the condition of full ...
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... determine the direc- tion of privately negotiated payments . In fact , as Coase originally argued , legal liabil- ity determines the direction of payments in the bribery market . As we demonstrate be- low , payment directionality in the ...
... determine the direc- tion of privately negotiated payments . In fact , as Coase originally argued , legal liabil- ity determines the direction of payments in the bribery market . As we demonstrate be- low , payment directionality in the ...
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