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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... production set Y , but not the sets of the other firms ; the firms do not know the utility function of the plan- ning board nor the set X. If the planning board knew all the production sets Y1 , it could solve its planning problem ( 1 ) ...
... production set Y , but not the sets of the other firms ; the firms do not know the utility function of the plan- ning board nor the set X. If the planning board knew all the production sets Y1 , it could solve its planning problem ( 1 ) ...
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... production sets : W1 [ Y1 , ... , YN ] = E , [ m ° ( Y1 , ... , YN ) ] The problem for each firm is thus the choice of a reported production set that maximizes the firm's payoff . If firm i knows only that the other firms are reporting ...
... production sets : W1 [ Y1 , ... , YN ] = E , [ m ° ( Y1 , ... , YN ) ] The problem for each firm is thus the choice of a reported production set that maximizes the firm's payoff . If firm i knows only that the other firms are reporting ...
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mal input mix for the production of a given rate of output , was on firm ground . When- ever the production function is homothetic , the choice of an optimal location can be treated independently of the choice of an optimal input mix ...
mal input mix for the production of a given rate of output , was on firm ground . When- ever the production function is homothetic , the choice of an optimal location can be treated independently of the choice of an optimal input mix ...
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