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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... utility functions are compared . The set of possible alternatives is X = { x , y , z } . In our example , a Type I utility function is clearly preferred to a Type II utility function , since in either case all individuals prefer the out ...
... utility functions are compared . The set of possible alternatives is X = { x , y , z } . In our example , a Type I utility function is clearly preferred to a Type II utility function , since in either case all individuals prefer the out ...
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... utility function . Provided below is a complete mathemati- cal characterization of the entire IFDF util- ity class ( in the form of an " if and only if " proof ) . It is shown that the IFDF class con- tains nonhomogeneous utility functions ...
... utility function . Provided below is a complete mathemati- cal characterization of the entire IFDF util- ity class ( in the form of an " if and only if " proof ) . It is shown that the IFDF class con- tains nonhomogeneous utility functions ...
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Utility Function Transformations and Money Illusion : A Further Comment BY PETER HOWITT AND DON PATINKIN * On the ... function , that is , they yield the same de- mand functions ; and we explicitly em- phasize in footnote 6 of our ...
Utility Function Transformations and Money Illusion : A Further Comment BY PETER HOWITT AND DON PATINKIN * On the ... function , that is , they yield the same de- mand functions ; and we explicitly em- phasize in footnote 6 of our ...
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