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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... curve has crossed one of the axes . A violation of the quasi - convexity con- dition implies that the indifference curve is not everywhere convex to the origin . An illuminating comparison of indiffer- ence curves from diverse ...
... curve has crossed one of the axes . A violation of the quasi - convexity con- dition implies that the indifference curve is not everywhere convex to the origin . An illuminating comparison of indiffer- ence curves from diverse ...
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... curve from which a new Gini measure of inequality is constructed . His new line of income equality ( the P curve ) excludes interage inequality . Paglin intended the P curve to reflect equal lifetime incomes adjusted for the life cycle ...
... curve from which a new Gini measure of inequality is constructed . His new line of income equality ( the P curve ) excludes interage inequality . Paglin intended the P curve to reflect equal lifetime incomes adjusted for the life cycle ...
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... curve is shifted upward by the full amount of anticipated infla- tion , can be captured - although somewhat crudely - by writing the Phillips curve as ( 1 ) - dN1 = bo + b1 ( dp1 − dp * ) + μ 、 where dN , is the percentage change in ...
... curve is shifted upward by the full amount of anticipated infla- tion , can be captured - although somewhat crudely - by writing the Phillips curve as ( 1 ) - dN1 = bo + b1 ( dp1 − dp * ) + μ 、 where dN , is the percentage change in ...
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