The American Economic Review, Volume 70,Edições 3-5American 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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... assumed that the prices of tradeable goods do not change as a result of any proposed projects , so that projects in any one com- munity cannot change the trade opportuni- ties of any other community . Third , let us rule out any ...
... assumed that the prices of tradeable goods do not change as a result of any proposed projects , so that projects in any one com- munity cannot change the trade opportuni- ties of any other community . Third , let us rule out any ...
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... assumed to be independent . Vining and Elwertowski ques- tioned Lucas's original assumption that o2 ( aggregate price variance o2 = 02 / 2 ) and were unrelated , hence , implicitly the assumption that 2 could be assumed con- stant ...
... assumed to be independent . Vining and Elwertowski ques- tioned Lucas's original assumption that o2 ( aggregate price variance o2 = 02 / 2 ) and were unrelated , hence , implicitly the assumption that 2 could be assumed con- stant ...
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... assumed that the median voter receives the median income . ' When combined with the assumptions of constant t , and q2 , this median income assumption allows the ex- penditures of the community for z to be treated as an observation on ...
... assumed that the median voter receives the median income . ' When combined with the assumptions of constant t , and q2 , this median income assumption allows the ex- penditures of the community for z to be treated as an observation on ...
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