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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... increases . For given values of 0 and kN ( 12 ) implies that A must increase if q ( kN ) rises . The DX = 0 locus is therefore shifted upward and so A * increases . The immediate impact of the Hicks - neutral shift in the production ...
... increases . For given values of 0 and kN ( 12 ) implies that A must increase if q ( kN ) rises . The DX = 0 locus is therefore shifted upward and so A * increases . The immediate impact of the Hicks - neutral shift in the production ...
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... increase in the variance of u since n is constant ) leads to an increased proportion of individuals . becoming informed - and indeed again just enough to offset the increased variance , so that the degree of informativeness of the price ...
... increase in the variance of u since n is constant ) leads to an increased proportion of individuals . becoming informed - and indeed again just enough to offset the increased variance , so that the degree of informativeness of the price ...
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... increase in the interest rate on government debt and its effect on the demand for the bonds themselves . Since a higher value of i can be expected to increase the demand for bonds by more than it reduces the demand for money , this term ...
... increase in the interest rate on government debt and its effect on the demand for the bonds themselves . Since a higher value of i can be expected to increase the demand for bonds by more than it reduces the demand for money , this term ...
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