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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... individual pays personal tax at rate on the earnings that he receives . The individual's net earnings per share are thus ( 1-0 ) ( 1 − T ) p . A simple model of share valuation implies that the price that the individual would be ...
... individual pays personal tax at rate on the earnings that he receives . The individual's net earnings per share are thus ( 1-0 ) ( 1 − T ) p . A simple model of share valuation implies that the price that the individual would be ...
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... individuals yields an equiv- alent definition of increasing downside risk . As an increase in downside risk involves the transfer of risk leftward in a distribu- tion , we would expect an individual to be made worse off by such a change ...
... individuals yields an equiv- alent definition of increasing downside risk . As an increase in downside risk involves the transfer of risk leftward in a distribu- tion , we would expect an individual to be made worse off by such a change ...
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... individual in an inflation - neutral setting . The individual's net interest income is also computed using an inflation invariant concept of income pro- posed by John Hicks . The magnitude of the spurious element in the conventional mea ...
... individual in an inflation - neutral setting . The individual's net interest income is also computed using an inflation invariant concept of income pro- posed by John Hicks . The magnitude of the spurious element in the conventional mea ...
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