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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... income equality ( the P curve ) excludes interage inequality . Paglin intended the P curve to reflect equal lifetime incomes adjusted for the life cycle effects inherent in the age - income profile ( 1975 , pp . 599-601 ) . Paglin uses ...
... income equality ( the P curve ) excludes interage inequality . Paglin intended the P curve to reflect equal lifetime incomes adjusted for the life cycle effects inherent in the age - income profile ( 1975 , pp . 599-601 ) . Paglin uses ...
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... income elasticity of housing demand can be less than the elasticity of transportation cost with income by a considerable margin while the bid - rent curve still becomes flatter at higher incomes . The possibility that , holding labor ...
... income elasticity of housing demand can be less than the elasticity of transportation cost with income by a considerable margin while the bid - rent curve still becomes flatter at higher incomes . The possibility that , holding labor ...
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... income . Conventional accounting practice is to in- clude interest receipts , net of interest ex- penses , as part of measured income and to exclude capital gains and losses . When the expected rate of price inflation increases ...
... income . Conventional accounting practice is to in- clude interest receipts , net of interest ex- penses , as part of measured income and to exclude capital gains and losses . When the expected rate of price inflation increases ...
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