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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... derived from it are first- order approximations to any set of demand functions derived from utility - maximizing behavior . The AIDS is thus as general as - - other flexible forms such as the translog or the Rotterdam models . However ...
... derived from it are first- order approximations to any set of demand functions derived from utility - maximizing behavior . The AIDS is thus as general as - - other flexible forms such as the translog or the Rotterdam models . However ...
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... derive equation ( 24 ) which describes the forward price . Let the maturity date be fixed at time T > t . ( 24 ) 9T ... derived from equation ( 16 ) . p ( T ) = y ( T ) + [ p ( t ) − y ( t ) ] e ̄Vĩ ( T − t ) Vyc -VY / C [ Te ̄VTC ( T ...
... derive equation ( 24 ) which describes the forward price . Let the maturity date be fixed at time T > t . ( 24 ) 9T ... derived from equation ( 16 ) . p ( T ) = y ( T ) + [ p ( t ) − y ( t ) ] e ̄Vĩ ( T − t ) Vyc -VY / C [ Te ̄VTC ( T ...
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... derived apart from ad- justment costs loses much of its meaning . In what follows , I show that the q theory of investment can be derived following Lucas - Gould - Uzawa models of investment which emphasize the role of adjustment costs ...
... derived apart from ad- justment costs loses much of its meaning . In what follows , I show that the q theory of investment can be derived following Lucas - Gould - Uzawa models of investment which emphasize the role of adjustment costs ...
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