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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... determined by past history . The import demand function of the North is ( 8 ) IN = m [ 0 , ( 1 − s ) q ( kn ) ] Ln where it is assumed that m ' ( 0 ) < 0 and that the elasticity of m with respect to per capita consumption ( 1 − s ) q ...
... determined by past history . The import demand function of the North is ( 8 ) IN = m [ 0 , ( 1 − s ) q ( kn ) ] Ln where it is assumed that m ' ( 0 ) < 0 and that the elasticity of m with respect to per capita consumption ( 1 − s ) q ...
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... determined at the exchange stage depends not only upon these individual demands and the level of public provision of x , but also upon the structure of the exchange market in the postdistribution setting . Several different structures ...
... determined at the exchange stage depends not only upon these individual demands and the level of public provision of x , but also upon the structure of the exchange market in the postdistribution setting . Several different structures ...
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... determined by the stock demand function B2 B , 02 01 · p ( t ) O ( B ) B2 Bi EDS ( t ) D1D operates upon the basic balance ( equation ( 5 ) or Figure 1B ) to determine the change in net short - term foreign currency claims . To continue ...
... determined by the stock demand function B2 B , 02 01 · p ( t ) O ( B ) B2 Bi EDS ( t ) D1D operates upon the basic balance ( equation ( 5 ) or Figure 1B ) to determine the change in net short - term foreign currency claims . To continue ...
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