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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... individual 1 initially has 0.5 of the median ( mean ) income of individual ( 2 ) . Individual 3 has 1.5 the in- come of individual 2. The units of incomes on the vertical ordinate are four , eight , and twelve , respectively ...
... individual 1 initially has 0.5 of the median ( mean ) income of individual ( 2 ) . Individual 3 has 1.5 the in- come of individual 2. The units of incomes on the vertical ordinate are four , eight , and twelve , respectively ...
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... individual 3 , as a buyer , moving to the right on the diagram , and individual 1 , as a seller , moving to the left . The only difference between this and the market result is that an income transfer has taken place . Individual 1 at K ...
... individual 3 , as a buyer , moving to the right on the diagram , and individual 1 , as a seller , moving to the left . The only difference between this and the market result is that an income transfer has taken place . Individual 1 at K ...
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... individual de- mand functions can therefore be written as ( 1 ) z ; = f ( t1 , y ; ) i = 1 , ... , r where t denotes tax price and the subscript refers to the ith individual . ' When the quan- tity supplied of the public good is de ...
... individual de- mand functions can therefore be written as ( 1 ) z ; = f ( t1 , y ; ) i = 1 , ... , r where t denotes tax price and the subscript refers to the ith individual . ' When the quan- tity supplied of the public good is de ...
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