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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... marginal organizational cost , where the marginal organizational revenue ( cost ) is defined as the sum of the marginal revenue ( cost ) weighted by the stockholders ' share and the marginal per - employee reve- nue ( cost ) times the ...
... marginal organizational cost , where the marginal organizational revenue ( cost ) is defined as the sum of the marginal revenue ( cost ) weighted by the stockholders ' share and the marginal per - employee reve- nue ( cost ) times the ...
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... marginal rate of substitution by more than the marginal rate of substitution exceeds the marginal rate of transformation in the ex- change rate and monetary policy mix . Con- sequently , it is not possible to demonstrate that either ...
... marginal rate of substitution by more than the marginal rate of substitution exceeds the marginal rate of transformation in the ex- change rate and monetary policy mix . Con- sequently , it is not possible to demonstrate that either ...
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... marginal price to fall ? Recall that at points where 8 = 0 , the firm is free to choose q so as to maximize the ... marginal prices . If f ' ( I ) > 0 , dx / dl < 0 , requiring an even more sharply falling marginal price schedule . If x ...
... marginal price to fall ? Recall that at points where 8 = 0 , the firm is free to choose q so as to maximize the ... marginal prices . If f ' ( I ) > 0 , dx / dl < 0 , requiring an even more sharply falling marginal price schedule . If x ...
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