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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... given by the total revenue minus the labor costs , i.e. , Z = R ( K , L , u ) - wL , where w is the given price of labor . Let s denote the fair rate of return on capital , and let us define u = u 。 such that Z = sK . Then it is clear ...
... given by the total revenue minus the labor costs , i.e. , Z = R ( K , L , u ) - wL , where w is the given price of labor . Let s denote the fair rate of return on capital , and let us define u = u 。 such that Z = sK . Then it is clear ...
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... given expected imports ( and hence the expected tariff revenue for a given tariff rate ) is less under a pure tariff than under a pure quota ( see equation ( 26 ) ) . The larger tariff required under a pure tariff regime to raise a given ...
... given expected imports ( and hence the expected tariff revenue for a given tariff rate ) is less under a pure tariff than under a pure quota ( see equation ( 26 ) ) . The larger tariff required under a pure tariff regime to raise a given ...
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... Given the above assumptions , the present value of the developer's profits is simply ( 5 ) P.V. = N1 ( R1 - p ( 1 + D ) l , ) + DN2 ( R2 - pl2 ) Maximizing P.V. with respect to lot sizes and public services given equations ( 3 ) and ( 4 ) ...
... Given the above assumptions , the present value of the developer's profits is simply ( 5 ) P.V. = N1 ( R1 - p ( 1 + D ) l , ) + DN2 ( R2 - pl2 ) Maximizing P.V. with respect to lot sizes and public services given equations ( 3 ) and ( 4 ) ...
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