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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tion means that the effective cost of adding one additional unit of capital is simply the market price of capital goods . If there exists some fixed cost associated with any investment , then we would have ' ( 0 ) > 1 instead of ' ( 0 ) ...
tion means that the effective cost of adding one additional unit of capital is simply the market price of capital goods . If there exists some fixed cost associated with any investment , then we would have ' ( 0 ) > 1 instead of ' ( 0 ) ...
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tion of equity and efficiency considerations may be justified . ( For a further development of this argument , see Appendix 9A of my book . ) Moreover , even if the separation of equity and efficiency considerations is not accepted ...
tion of equity and efficiency considerations may be justified . ( For a further development of this argument , see Appendix 9A of my book . ) Moreover , even if the separation of equity and efficiency considerations is not accepted ...
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tion - related spurious element in measured personal saving . In a different context , Feldstein and Summers ( 1977 ) observed that the rate of profit , when measured as the ratio of profits - before - interest payments to capital stock ...
tion - related spurious element in measured personal saving . In a different context , Feldstein and Summers ( 1977 ) observed that the rate of profit , when measured as the ratio of profits - before - interest payments to capital stock ...
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