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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... equilibrium to be a pair ( A , P ) such that the expected utility of the informed is equal to that of the uninformed ... Equilibrium Theorem 2 is useful , both in proving the uniqueness of overall equilibrium and in analyzing comparative ...
... equilibrium to be a pair ( A , P ) such that the expected utility of the informed is equal to that of the uninformed ... Equilibrium Theorem 2 is useful , both in proving the uniqueness of overall equilibrium and in analyzing comparative ...
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... equilibrium line , and it coincides with the trade balance equilibrium or purchasing power parity line . To the left of this line , e , is rising , and to the right e , is falling . The price equilibrium line is found by setting AP ...
... equilibrium line , and it coincides with the trade balance equilibrium or purchasing power parity line . To the left of this line , e , is rising , and to the right e , is falling . The price equilibrium line is found by setting AP ...
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... equilibrium : 1 ) Fixed - numbers equilibrium : when no change in price or location will increase profits . 2 ) Free entry equilibrium : when expected profits of new entrants are nonpositive . For the purposes of dynamics , the central ...
... equilibrium : 1 ) Fixed - numbers equilibrium : when no change in price or location will increase profits . 2 ) Free entry equilibrium : when expected profits of new entrants are nonpositive . For the purposes of dynamics , the central ...
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