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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... domestic currency , and foreign ex- change . The necessity for distinguishing be- tween imports and exports , in contrast to the more common approach which utilizes a composite traded good , follows from the fact that I am interested in ...
... domestic currency , and foreign ex- change . The necessity for distinguishing be- tween imports and exports , in contrast to the more common approach which utilizes a composite traded good , follows from the fact that I am interested in ...
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... domestic equities are the only available types of securities in the world . Thus , foreign securities have the same distributions of re- turns as domestic type - 1 and domestic type - 2 real equities.2 In this case domestic investors ...
... domestic equities are the only available types of securities in the world . Thus , foreign securities have the same distributions of re- turns as domestic type - 1 and domestic type - 2 real equities.2 In this case domestic investors ...
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... Domestic output , denoted by y , is assumed fixed , and an imperfect substitute for goods produced in the rest of the world . There are no physical assets , and domestic residents hold only two financial assets : domestic money M ...
... Domestic output , denoted by y , is assumed fixed , and an imperfect substitute for goods produced in the rest of the world . There are no physical assets , and domestic residents hold only two financial assets : domestic money M ...
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