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... Equilibrium An equilibrium in this model specifies a par- tition of the population into districts and neigh- borhoods , local property tax rates f , a state income tax ty , house prices Pah , and a partition of the population into ...
... Equilibrium An equilibrium in this model specifies a par- tition of the population into districts and neigh- borhoods , local property tax rates f , a state income tax ty , house prices Pah , and a partition of the population into ...
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... equilibrium with cdf's GA and GB is an ex post equilibrium if the proba- bility that candidate i E { A , B } wins is the same for all realizations of x and x in the support of GA and GB , respectively . Given Lemma A.1 , it is ...
... equilibrium with cdf's GA and GB is an ex post equilibrium if the proba- bility that candidate i E { A , B } wins is the same for all realizations of x and x in the support of GA and GB , respectively . Given Lemma A.1 , it is ...
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... equilibrium and the pricing equilibrium . The average wage in the firm- optimal competitive equilibrium is [ 0 + ( △ 2 1 ) + 2 ] / 3 = ( 42 + 1 ) / 3 . The average wage in the pricing equilibrium is 1 , since both firms uniformly ...
... equilibrium and the pricing equilibrium . The average wage in the firm- optimal competitive equilibrium is [ 0 + ( △ 2 1 ) + 2 ] / 3 = ( 42 + 1 ) / 3 . The average wage in the pricing equilibrium is 1 , since both firms uniformly ...
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