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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... uncertainty about the rate of infla- tion , and ( ii ) that higher uncertainty about infla- tion could be associated with lower employ- ment . A comparison between these two argu- ments and those of Friedman shows them to be similar ...
... uncertainty about the rate of infla- tion , and ( ii ) that higher uncertainty about infla- tion could be associated with lower employ- ment . A comparison between these two argu- ments and those of Friedman shows them to be similar ...
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... uncertainty ( increase in Pm and decrease in PM ) leads to an increase in output for a risk - averse firm . Again , this result is obtained under a plausible assumption : the existence of risk aversion . This contrasts with the fact ...
... uncertainty ( increase in Pm and decrease in PM ) leads to an increase in output for a risk - averse firm . Again , this result is obtained under a plausible assumption : the existence of risk aversion . This contrasts with the fact ...
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... uncertainty in the same spirit as the well - known Leland - Sandmo theory of the firm under demand uncertainty . The main finding of his study is that , in most cases , risk - averse managers when faced with input- price uncertainty ...
... uncertainty in the same spirit as the well - known Leland - Sandmo theory of the firm under demand uncertainty . The main finding of his study is that , in most cases , risk - averse managers when faced with input- price uncertainty ...
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