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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... existing asset equilibrium approach . Furthermore , one of the striking implications of existing asset equilibrium models , that of initial over- shooting , is seen to be not a general result , but one closely tied to rather special as ...
... existing asset equilibrium approach . Furthermore , one of the striking implications of existing asset equilibrium models , that of initial over- shooting , is seen to be not a general result , but one closely tied to rather special as ...
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... existing firms are positive ( see our 1978 paper ) . Presumably new firms enter because they expect their profits to be positive , not be- cause existing firms have positive profits . In most models , expected profits of new firms and ...
... existing firms are positive ( see our 1978 paper ) . Presumably new firms enter because they expect their profits to be positive , not be- cause existing firms have positive profits . In most models , expected profits of new firms and ...
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... existing firms . Entry ceases when profits of existing firms are zero . Hence , in the long run , the left- hand side of ( 2 ) is set equal to zero , and the zero profit price is found to be ( 5 ) p = c + k / 2R Equations ( 4 ) and ( 5 ) ...
... existing firms . Entry ceases when profits of existing firms are zero . Hence , in the long run , the left- hand side of ( 2 ) is set equal to zero , and the zero profit price is found to be ( 5 ) p = c + k / 2R Equations ( 4 ) and ( 5 ) ...
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