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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... growth rate of the latter is trade . As MDCs grow faster , the rate of growth of their im- ports accelerates and LDCs export more . We can measure this link . The growth rate of world trade in primary products over the period 1873 to ...
... growth rate of the latter is trade . As MDCs grow faster , the rate of growth of their im- ports accelerates and LDCs export more . We can measure this link . The growth rate of world trade in primary products over the period 1873 to ...
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... growth . Condition ( B ) states that growth expenditure should be expanded until the marginal efficiency of growth becomes equal to the effective interest rate defined as the difference between the rate of interest p and the rate of ...
... growth . Condition ( B ) states that growth expenditure should be expanded until the marginal efficiency of growth becomes equal to the effective interest rate defined as the difference between the rate of interest p and the rate of ...
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... growth than either lagged money growth or annual inflation rates . This hypothesis seems borne out : predictions of monetary growth with inflation rates calculated from past annual averages of prices are only slightly better in terms of ...
... growth than either lagged money growth or annual inflation rates . This hypothesis seems borne out : predictions of monetary growth with inflation rates calculated from past annual averages of prices are only slightly better in terms of ...
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