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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... obtained in ( 13 ) . It is independent of A. The condition for Dλ = 0 is that @ should be at the value * obtained earlier in ( 5 ) . The DX = 0 locus is therefore one which shows the value of a corresponding to any value of ky such that ...
... obtained in ( 13 ) . It is independent of A. The condition for Dλ = 0 is that @ should be at the value * obtained earlier in ( 5 ) . The DX = 0 locus is therefore one which shows the value of a corresponding to any value of ky such that ...
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... obtained from f ( x ) by a sequence of MVPTs , i.e. , g ( x ) = ƒ ( x ) +2 ; t ; ( x ) . ' In what follows the index i is an element of a Countable set . Since it is often difficult to determine whether one distribution can be obtained ...
... obtained from f ( x ) by a sequence of MVPTs , i.e. , g ( x ) = ƒ ( x ) +2 ; t ; ( x ) . ' In what follows the index i is an element of a Countable set . Since it is often difficult to determine whether one distribution can be obtained ...
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... obtained by dividing the estimated reduction in fire deaths by the total number of households . If the purchaser of ... obtained in this study fall within the range obtained by Acton , and by Thaler and Rosen . Acton used the ...
... obtained by dividing the estimated reduction in fire deaths by the total number of households . If the purchaser of ... obtained in this study fall within the range obtained by Acton , and by Thaler and Rosen . Acton used the ...
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