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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... consumer and the producer groups , respectively . The ef- fects of x and y on p * are given by the following derivatives obtained from ( 7 ) by total differentiations . For a consumer inter- venor , ( 26 ) држ дх = - + ƏG * / * држ дх ...
... consumer and the producer groups , respectively . The ef- fects of x and y on p * are given by the following derivatives obtained from ( 7 ) by total differentiations . For a consumer inter- venor , ( 26 ) држ дх = - + ƏG * / * држ дх ...
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... consumer group , and the industry group . Each behaves in a well - specified way . The regulator behaves in the Cournot manner . The remaining three behave toward the reg- ulator in the von Stackelberg manner , and toward each other in ...
... consumer group , and the industry group . Each behaves in a well - specified way . The regulator behaves in the Cournot manner . The remaining three behave toward the reg- ulator in the von Stackelberg manner , and toward each other in ...
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... consumer i's preferred quantity of z because of the publicly supplied nature of z . The actual quantity of z supplied to the community is determined collectively , and each consumer adjusts his consumption to what he perceives to be the ...
... consumer i's preferred quantity of z because of the publicly supplied nature of z . The actual quantity of z supplied to the community is determined collectively , and each consumer adjusts his consumption to what he perceives to be the ...
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