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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... important than x ' . But x ' and L appear in the denominators of ( 7 ) , hence the effect due to the relative importance of the two goods has already been taken into account . = Inequality ( 17 ) may be expressed in a different way ...
... important than x ' . But x ' and L appear in the denominators of ( 7 ) , hence the effect due to the relative importance of the two goods has already been taken into account . = Inequality ( 17 ) may be expressed in a different way ...
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... important aspect of exchange rate determination and presented a first formulation of the assets market view . In this theory , the exchange rate achieves a level such that the goods market clears and money demand equals money supply at ...
... important aspect of exchange rate determination and presented a first formulation of the assets market view . In this theory , the exchange rate achieves a level such that the goods market clears and money demand equals money supply at ...
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... important role to the accumulation of assets over time through the current account . Asset accumulation , together with expectations , dominates the dynamic behavior of the exchange rate . One point of difference with asset market ...
... important role to the accumulation of assets over time through the current account . Asset accumulation , together with expectations , dominates the dynamic behavior of the exchange rate . One point of difference with asset market ...
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