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... interest that can be earned by investing in bonds . It is clear that this argument should be rejected since the higher nominal rate of interest generally corresponds to an unchanged real rate of interest . Indeed , since the entire ...
... interest that can be earned by investing in bonds . It is clear that this argument should be rejected since the higher nominal rate of interest generally corresponds to an unchanged real rate of interest . Indeed , since the entire ...
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... interest income with Hicks income derived from interestbearing net assets . The spurious element appearing in the conventional measure is the difference between net interest receipts and Hicks income . Let us extend these ideas to a ...
... interest income with Hicks income derived from interestbearing net assets . The spurious element appearing in the conventional measure is the difference between net interest receipts and Hicks income . Let us extend these ideas to a ...
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... Interest Rates , and the Yield Curve , ” J. Money , Credit , Banking , Aug. 1972 , 4 , 582-94 . .9 J. E. Pesando , and L. B. Smith , " Tax Effects , Price Expectations and the Nominal Rate of Interest , " Econ . Inquiry , June 1976 , 14 ...
... Interest Rates , and the Yield Curve , ” J. Money , Credit , Banking , Aug. 1972 , 4 , 582-94 . .9 J. E. Pesando , and L. B. Smith , " Tax Effects , Price Expectations and the Nominal Rate of Interest , " Econ . Inquiry , June 1976 , 14 ...
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| Título | The American Economic Review, Volume 70 The American Economic Review, American Economic Association |
| Colaborador | American Economic Association |
| Editora | American Economic Association., 1980 |
| Original de | Universidade da Califórnia |
| Digitalizado | 9 Jul 2008 |
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