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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... preferences under which the consumer's surplus integral ( 9 ) furnishes an acceptable measure of welfare change . ( b ) If the pairs of endpoints ( p ' , m ' ) and ( p2 , m2 ) that may be compared are restricted by the condition that m1 ...
... preferences under which the consumer's surplus integral ( 9 ) furnishes an acceptable measure of welfare change . ( b ) If the pairs of endpoints ( p ' , m ' ) and ( p2 , m2 ) that may be compared are restricted by the condition that m1 ...
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... Preferences We take up first the case in which income remains unchanged.10 We show that for the generalized compensating variation to be an acceptable measure of welfare change in this case , it is necessary and sufficient that preferences ...
... Preferences We take up first the case in which income remains unchanged.10 We show that for the generalized compensating variation to be an acceptable measure of welfare change in this case , it is necessary and sufficient that preferences ...
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... preferences in which ( p ' , m1 ) I * ( p2 , m2 ) , where ( p ' , m ' ) = ( P1 , P2 , m ° ) and ( p2 , m2 ) = ( P1 , P2 , m ° Since ( p ' , m ° ) * ( p2 , m ° ) implies μ ( p1 ; p ° , m ° ) = μ ( p2 ; p ° , m ° ) by ( 30 ) , it follows ...
... preferences in which ( p ' , m1 ) I * ( p2 , m2 ) , where ( p ' , m ' ) = ( P1 , P2 , m ° ) and ( p2 , m2 ) = ( P1 , P2 , m ° Since ( p ' , m ° ) * ( p2 , m ° ) implies μ ( p1 ; p ° , m ° ) = μ ( p2 ; p ° , m ° ) by ( 30 ) , it follows ...
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