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... section presents the model of the economy and the bargaining game . Section II describes the equilibrium when side payments are not possible , and investigates when a uni- form policy is beneficial . Section III repeats this exercise ...
... section presents the model of the economy and the bargaining game . Section II describes the equilibrium when side payments are not possible , and investigates when a uni- form policy is beneficial . Section III repeats this exercise ...
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... Section I introduces the basic environ- ment . Section II characterizes the equilibrium with complete contracts . Section III introduces incomplete contracts into the framework of Sec- tion I , characterizes the equilibrium , and ...
... Section I introduces the basic environ- ment . Section II characterizes the equilibrium with complete contracts . Section III introduces incomplete contracts into the framework of Sec- tion I , characterizes the equilibrium , and ...
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... Section I pres- ents the model . Section II discusses the data and the empirical methodology . Section III presents the results . Section IV derives the implications with respect to the adjustment costs function and to the joint ...
... Section I pres- ents the model . Section II discusses the data and the empirical methodology . Section III presents the results . Section IV derives the implications with respect to the adjustment costs function and to the joint ...
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