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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... initial equilibrium . If R , = 0 then the Dy = 0 line will return to its initial position and the initial equilibrium at 0 will be reestablished . If R. < 0 the Dy = 0 line will end up shifted down ( say to Y2Y2 ) and the new ...
... initial equilibrium . If R , = 0 then the Dy = 0 line will return to its initial position and the initial equilibrium at 0 will be reestablished . If R. < 0 the Dy = 0 line will end up shifted down ( say to Y2Y2 ) and the new ...
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... initial period values of e and p are well - specified and easily computed . To determine the initial response of the model to a step change in the money supply at , say , t = 0 , first consider the full stock / flow equilibrium ...
... initial period values of e and p are well - specified and easily computed . To determine the initial response of the model to a step change in the money supply at , say , t = 0 , first consider the full stock / flow equilibrium ...
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... initial threshold level of provi- sion of public services below which unit costs are prohibitive . This essentially defines a minimum size feasible community and encourages the formation of residential " clubs , " or communities to ...
... initial threshold level of provi- sion of public services below which unit costs are prohibitive . This essentially defines a minimum size feasible community and encourages the formation of residential " clubs , " or communities to ...
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