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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... demand equations originally shown in Figure 2 with the corre- sponding demand equations of ( 20 ) and ( 21 ) in the presence of inflation . The dashed lines ( Sho ( 9 % ) and s ; o ( % ) ) show the no- inflation share demands and so ...
... demand equations originally shown in Figure 2 with the corre- sponding demand equations of ( 20 ) and ( 21 ) in the presence of inflation . The dashed lines ( Sho ( 9 % ) and s ; o ( % ) ) show the no- inflation share demands and so ...
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... demand curve to obtain net demand ( the relevant demand from the seller's point of view ) . The elastic- ity of gross demand ( DG ) at price P in Figure 1 is less than the elasticity at price P of the demand that is net of ...
... demand curve to obtain net demand ( the relevant demand from the seller's point of view ) . The elastic- ity of gross demand ( DG ) at price P in Figure 1 is less than the elasticity at price P of the demand that is net of ...
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... demand density have the effects noted in Table 1. If transportation costs fall , elasticity of net demand for consumers at each point in the geographic space will de- crease when x > 0 . The resulting aggregate demand is less elastic ...
... demand density have the effects noted in Table 1. If transportation costs fall , elasticity of net demand for consumers at each point in the geographic space will de- crease when x > 0 . The resulting aggregate demand is less elastic ...
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