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... final good can be converted into q units of capital . Assuming capital depreciates at rate 8 , the instantaneous rate of change in the capital stock is ( 2 ) K1 = ql , — SK ,, - where I , denotes the amount of final goods allo- cated to ...
... final good can be converted into q units of capital . Assuming capital depreciates at rate 8 , the instantaneous rate of change in the capital stock is ( 2 ) K1 = ql , — SK ,, - where I , denotes the amount of final goods allo- cated to ...
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... final goods would now be an important determinant of the marginal product of intermediate goods . As such , capital used by final goods firms ( and hence aggregate capital ) would directly limit the demand for intermediate goods in ...
... final goods would now be an important determinant of the marginal product of intermediate goods . As such , capital used by final goods firms ( and hence aggregate capital ) would directly limit the demand for intermediate goods in ...
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... final goods sector by raising 0 , to an intermediate value between 0.5 and 1 ( and recalibrating our remaining parameters accord- ingly ) . Selecting the value of this share parameter at 0.65 to maximize the fit to relative inventory ...
... final goods sector by raising 0 , to an intermediate value between 0.5 and 1 ( and recalibrating our remaining parameters accord- ingly ) . Selecting the value of this share parameter at 0.65 to maximize the fit to relative inventory ...
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