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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... depends on the level of monitor- ing activity the owners engage in . If buyers are utilized by owners to moni- tor factor 1 , and if buyers have constant monitoring costs ( 0 ) per unit of factor 1 , the firm's profit function can be ...
... depends on the level of monitor- ing activity the owners engage in . If buyers are utilized by owners to moni- tor factor 1 , and if buyers have constant monitoring costs ( 0 ) per unit of factor 1 , the firm's profit function can be ...
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... depend upon the choice of the monitoring system , it must a fortiori be true that if < y , buyer moni- toring ... depends on the elasticity of the firm's demand curve as well as upon its production technology . III An implication ...
... depend upon the choice of the monitoring system , it must a fortiori be true that if < y , buyer moni- toring ... depends on the elasticity of the firm's demand curve as well as upon its production technology . III An implication ...
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... depends positively upon the hedged return x , ( t ) and negatively upon the un- hedged return U ( t ) . The total stock demand ( ii ) depends positively upon both the hedged and unhedged returns as described in the previous section . It ...
... depends positively upon the hedged return x , ( t ) and negatively upon the un- hedged return U ( t ) . The total stock demand ( ii ) depends positively upon both the hedged and unhedged returns as described in the previous section . It ...
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