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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... constant 7. Then , for every other consumption point in the map , we can use this constant and equation ( 8 ) to obtain the ratio ( 11 ) = = V ' ( Co ) V ' ( C1 ) = 1 For example , if we hold C , constant and vary Co , obtaining from ...
... constant 7. Then , for every other consumption point in the map , we can use this constant and equation ( 8 ) to obtain the ratio ( 11 ) = = V ' ( Co ) V ' ( C1 ) = 1 For example , if we hold C , constant and vary Co , obtaining from ...
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... constant value of k implies a constant value of m + b and therefore an increased value of 7. With a con19 The nominal after - tax return on capital is ( 1 − T ) ƒ ' + ( 1 - τλ ) π . stant value of k , a higher rate of inflation would ...
... constant value of k implies a constant value of m + b and therefore an increased value of 7. With a con19 The nominal after - tax return on capital is ( 1 − T ) ƒ ' + ( 1 - τλ ) π . stant value of k , a higher rate of inflation would ...
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investment in human capital if absolute risk aversion is constant . Under constant absolute risk aversion ( CARA ) set г = AI where A is now constant . Thus ( 13 ) dr dx di = A = dx and the result follows from the lemma . = Ah ( H ) > 0 ...
investment in human capital if absolute risk aversion is constant . Under constant absolute risk aversion ( CARA ) set г = AI where A is now constant . Thus ( 13 ) dr dx di = A = dx and the result follows from the lemma . = Ah ( H ) > 0 ...
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