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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... industry , and in an increasing cost industry , the price of inputs increases with the amount used by the industry " ( pp . 247-48 ) . Similarly , C. E. Ferguson and John Gould conclude , " The number of firms and industry output must ...
... industry , and in an increasing cost industry , the price of inputs increases with the amount used by the industry " ( pp . 247-48 ) . Similarly , C. E. Ferguson and John Gould conclude , " The number of firms and industry output must ...
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... industry's stock of R & D capital ( both basic and applied ) cannot be measured directly , I assume , as Griliches and Terleckyj did , that an industry's expenditure on R & D during year t is approximately equal to that year's change in ...
... industry's stock of R & D capital ( both basic and applied ) cannot be measured directly , I assume , as Griliches and Terleckyj did , that an industry's expenditure on R & D during year t is approximately equal to that year's change in ...
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... industry's values of A , 2 , 3 , and 4 are statistically independent of the values of these independent variables , P¡ = X + Q3B ; ' " + Q1D ' ” + Q2 × ; + z ; where B " is the value of X1 - 01 / Q1-01 and D , " is the value of A 、-02 ...
... industry's values of A , 2 , 3 , and 4 are statistically independent of the values of these independent variables , P¡ = X + Q3B ; ' " + Q1D ' ” + Q2 × ; + z ; where B " is the value of X1 - 01 / Q1-01 and D , " is the value of A 、-02 ...
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