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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... reduces both periods ' average wages in the same proportion , thus reducing C2 . At the same time , increasing t reduces the riskiness of period 2 labor in- come . The second effect tends to increase investment in the risky asset ...
... reduces both periods ' average wages in the same proportion , thus reducing C2 . At the same time , increasing t reduces the riskiness of period 2 labor in- come . The second effect tends to increase investment in the risky asset ...
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... reduces q ' and increases x ' ) must be fi- nanced by an increase in T which reduces q ' . If ( 17 ) is reversed , a reduction in q ' greatly reduces x ' and may destroy the pur- pose of the subsidy . However , if ( 18 ) is also ...
... reduces q ' and increases x ' ) must be fi- nanced by an increase in T which reduces q ' . If ( 17 ) is reversed , a reduction in q ' greatly reduces x ' and may destroy the pur- pose of the subsidy . However , if ( 18 ) is also ...
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... reduces the real net yield on equity by 0.36 percent and reduces the real net yield on debt by 0.30 . If the risk premium ( 8 ) is unchanged , this implies that the share price calculated as the discounted value of earnings per share ...
... reduces the real net yield on equity by 0.36 percent and reduces the real net yield on debt by 0.30 . If the risk premium ( 8 ) is unchanged , this implies that the share price calculated as the discounted value of earnings per share ...
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