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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... functional forms for loga ( p ) and log b ( p ) . For the resulting cost function to be a flexible functional form , it must possess enough parameters so that at any single point its derivatives ac / api2 ac / du , a2c / app ,, a2c ...
... functional forms for loga ( p ) and log b ( p ) . For the resulting cost function to be a flexible functional form , it must possess enough parameters so that at any single point its derivatives ac / api2 ac / du , a2c / app ,, a2c ...
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... function , U = U ( X1 , ... , X1 ) . The individual is pre- sumed to maximize this function subject to the fixed budget constraint Y = P1X1 + P2X2 + ... + PX . If U is monotonically increas- ing in the X , and strictly quasi concave ...
... function , U = U ( X1 , ... , X1 ) . The individual is pre- sumed to maximize this function subject to the fixed budget constraint Y = P1X1 + P2X2 + ... + PX . If U is monotonically increas- ing in the X , and strictly quasi concave ...
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... functions which yield illusion - free demand functions " do not differ ordinally from the standard utility function " ( p.823 ) . What our foregoing basic proposition actually claims and proves , however ( and Dusansky has not ...
... functions which yield illusion - free demand functions " do not differ ordinally from the standard utility function " ( p.823 ) . What our foregoing basic proposition actually claims and proves , however ( and Dusansky has not ...
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