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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... efficient quantity , t * is the tax price calculated from the efficient schedule , and k indicates the median value . * z * − z = n2 , ( t * - - Z tk When the tax system imposes an excess burden , the social cost of the public good ...
... efficient quantity , t * is the tax price calculated from the efficient schedule , and k indicates the median value . * z * − z = n2 , ( t * - - Z tk When the tax system imposes an excess burden , the social cost of the public good ...
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... efficiency " of the foreign exchange markets during the current float and during the previous adjustable peg period . ' An " efficient " market is one in which the current price fully reflects all relevant available information ...
... efficiency " of the foreign exchange markets during the current float and during the previous adjustable peg period . ' An " efficient " market is one in which the current price fully reflects all relevant available information ...
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... efficient allocation of resources . Since the conflict curve DG intersects the recipient's initial indifference curve U ,, it is possible to attain an efficient allocation without making the recipient better off . Since it intersects ...
... efficient allocation of resources . Since the conflict curve DG intersects the recipient's initial indifference curve U ,, it is possible to attain an efficient allocation without making the recipient better off . Since it intersects ...
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