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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... implies that E ' must lie to the left of B ' ) . The proposition that the policy mix of devaluation and contraction of the domestic money supply leads to an overshooting of point B is readily verified . Since the output of the home ...
... implies that E ' must lie to the left of B ' ) . The proposition that the policy mix of devaluation and contraction of the domestic money supply leads to an overshooting of point B is readily verified . Since the output of the home ...
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... implies that d8 = ( m + b ) dπ , i.e. , that an increase in the deficit must increase inflation . With d ( m + b ) = 0 , equations ( 22 ) and ( 23 ) together imply ( 36 ) 0 = ( ƒL ' - kß ' ) di + ( 1 − rλ ) kß'dî Substituting ( m + b ) ...
... implies that d8 = ( m + b ) dπ , i.e. , that an increase in the deficit must increase inflation . With d ( m + b ) = 0 , equations ( 22 ) and ( 23 ) together imply ( 36 ) 0 = ( ƒL ' - kß ' ) di + ( 1 − rλ ) kß'dî Substituting ( m + b ) ...
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... implies that the share price calculated as the discounted value of earnings per share will fall . More specifically , the simple valuation model that calculates the individual's de- mand price per share by equating the real net yield ...
... implies that the share price calculated as the discounted value of earnings per share will fall . More specifically , the simple valuation model that calculates the individual's de- mand price per share by equating the real net yield ...
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