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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... period 1 sale is p ( 1 + D ) and on a period 2 sale is pD , where D is the discount factor . To close the problem , I must make two more assumptions about the developer's situation . In setting prices , the developer may charge initial ...
... period 1 sale is p ( 1 + D ) and on a period 2 sale is pD , where D is the discount factor . To close the problem , I must make two more assumptions about the developer's situation . In setting prices , the developer may charge initial ...
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... period 1 and 2 entrants must face restricted alternatives ( represented by ō and V ) . However , that appearance would be misleading . It could be that community for- mation in period 1 is perfectly competitive , meaning that initial ...
... period 1 and 2 entrants must face restricted alternatives ( represented by ō and V ) . However , that appearance would be misleading . It could be that community for- mation in period 1 is perfectly competitive , meaning that initial ...
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... periods 1 and 2 effectively face perfectly competitive situa- tions where second - period entrants can also form their own community at the same op- portunity costs , period 1 and 2 entrants would never even be willing to live together ...
... periods 1 and 2 effectively face perfectly competitive situa- tions where second - period entrants can also form their own community at the same op- portunity costs , period 1 and 2 entrants would never even be willing to live together ...
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