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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... measure B1 = v ' / ( v - ô ) . Such a measure would be different if the utility indicator of an arbitrary stockholder is substituted unless he and the manager have the same utility indicator ( i.e. , unless they have the same risk ...
... measure B1 = v ' / ( v - ô ) . Such a measure would be different if the utility indicator of an arbitrary stockholder is substituted unless he and the manager have the same utility indicator ( i.e. , unless they have the same risk ...
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... measure of the expected cost of holding German marks . This approach reflects the belief that in a highly inflationary economy with flexible exchange rates one of the important sub- stitutes for the holdings of domestic money is foreign ...
... measure of the expected cost of holding German marks . This approach reflects the belief that in a highly inflationary economy with flexible exchange rates one of the important sub- stitutes for the holdings of domestic money is foreign ...
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... measure of downside risk . There are two major problems with the probability loss measures of downside risk . For any particular individual with a specific target , each measure defines a complete ordering over the set of distributions ...
... measure of downside risk . There are two major problems with the probability loss measures of downside risk . For any particular individual with a specific target , each measure defines a complete ordering over the set of distributions ...
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