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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... investment advanced by James Tobin , and by Tobin and William Brainard . This theory of investment can be summarized as follows : 1 The neoclassical theory of corporate investment is based on the assumption that the management seeks to ...
... investment advanced by James Tobin , and by Tobin and William Brainard . This theory of investment can be summarized as follows : 1 The neoclassical theory of corporate investment is based on the assumption that the management seeks to ...
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... investment model emphasizing adjust- ment cost ( this seems to be a reasonable one if we recognize that investment decisions concern the speed of increase in capital stock ) , it has been shown that the optimality condi- tion requires ...
... investment model emphasizing adjust- ment cost ( this seems to be a reasonable one if we recognize that investment decisions concern the speed of increase in capital stock ) , it has been shown that the optimality condi- tion requires ...
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... investment in owned as- sets will be nil ( i.e. , z > i ) . At the same time , if the firm's planning horizon does not lengthen significantly , the required rate for investment in nonowned assets must lie above i ,; and hence , the firm ...
... investment in owned as- sets will be nil ( i.e. , z > i ) . At the same time , if the firm's planning horizon does not lengthen significantly , the required rate for investment in nonowned assets must lie above i ,; and hence , the firm ...
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