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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... behavior requires a theory of this response . In a section titled " Defense Against Murder " ( 1975a ) , Ehrlich discussed in general terms the rational behavior of enforcement agencies based on a posited social loss function . Yet this ...
... behavior requires a theory of this response . In a section titled " Defense Against Murder " ( 1975a ) , Ehrlich discussed in general terms the rational behavior of enforcement agencies based on a posited social loss function . Yet this ...
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... behavior must be modified . In particular , if P. and W are temporarily fixed at a level of which implies that Cd ( · ) < C ' ( . ) , then profit - maximizing behavior implies producing the quantity demanded with the minimum amount of ...
... behavior must be modified . In particular , if P. and W are temporarily fixed at a level of which implies that Cd ( · ) < C ' ( . ) , then profit - maximizing behavior implies producing the quantity demanded with the minimum amount of ...
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... behavior in such markets . In the model to be described below , firms engage in sales behavior in an attempt to price discriminate between informed and uninformed customers . This is of course only one aspect of real world sales ...
... behavior in such markets . In the model to be described below , firms engage in sales behavior in an attempt to price discriminate between informed and uninformed customers . This is of course only one aspect of real world sales ...
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