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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... EXPECTED UNDERLYING INFLATION , EXPECTED OBSERVED INFLATION AND MODEL RESIDUALS FOR THIRTEEN - MONTH FORECASTS unity - individuals form their expectations on the basis of observed inflation rates . The F - test rejects this hypothesis ...
... EXPECTED UNDERLYING INFLATION , EXPECTED OBSERVED INFLATION AND MODEL RESIDUALS FOR THIRTEEN - MONTH FORECASTS unity - individuals form their expectations on the basis of observed inflation rates . The F - test rejects this hypothesis ...
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... expected utility for different distribu- tions of p . Based on these criticisms , Hart- man presents an alternative proof to show a decrease in the expected social welfare when the distribution of p undergoes a mean - pre- serving ...
... expected utility for different distribu- tions of p . Based on these criticisms , Hart- man presents an alternative proof to show a decrease in the expected social welfare when the distribution of p undergoes a mean - pre- serving ...
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... ( expected utility of ) profit maximization and cost minimization holds . I show this in the two - input case . But it is generalizable to the case of any number of inputs for a quantity - price - setting firm as well as for a quantity ...
... ( expected utility of ) profit maximization and cost minimization holds . I show this in the two - input case . But it is generalizable to the case of any number of inputs for a quantity - price - setting firm as well as for a quantity ...
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