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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... optimal provision of public goods , since yo equals the private marginal rate of substitution between Q and Z. It is easy to show that y is convex in Q. Hence , B ( ) declines in Q. Now , assume that Po ( ) does not depend on A ,, that ...
... optimal provision of public goods , since yo equals the private marginal rate of substitution between Q and Z. It is easy to show that y is convex in Q. Hence , B ( ) declines in Q. Now , assume that Po ( ) does not depend on A ,, that ...
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... optimal . In Section I below , I develop the optimal intervention arguments of the preceding paragraph more formally . Several critical parameters of the transfer function are identified in that analysis . In Section II , the parameters ...
... optimal . In Section I below , I develop the optimal intervention arguments of the preceding paragraph more formally . Several critical parameters of the transfer function are identified in that analysis . In Section II , the parameters ...
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... optimal values and μ ( x ) is the Lagrangian multiplier interpreted as the marginal cost of production at location x ... optimal location x * and then for the optimal input mix z * . In other words , the traditional separation is valid ...
... optimal values and μ ( x ) is the Lagrangian multiplier interpreted as the marginal cost of production at location x ... optimal location x * and then for the optimal input mix z * . In other words , the traditional separation is valid ...
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