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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... present study provides a struc- tural model , originated by Hoenack , Robert Kudrle , and David Sjoquist ( hereafter , H - K- S ) , that includes equations representing the response of society to murder behavior . While the murder ...
... present study provides a struc- tural model , originated by Hoenack , Robert Kudrle , and David Sjoquist ( hereafter , H - K- S ) , that includes equations representing the response of society to murder behavior . While the murder ...
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... present and future con- sumption is homothetic . A change in prices alters present and future household con- straints in the same manner and hence , such a change should not affect saving measured in either units of the home good or in ...
... present and future con- sumption is homothetic . A change in prices alters present and future household con- straints in the same manner and hence , such a change should not affect saving measured in either units of the home good or in ...
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... present value , excluding development costs , is given by ( 17 ) ∞ g ( R ) = R < 0 ( R ) R > 0 = { n ( R ) ∞ where [ _ * _ 8 ( R ) dR = √ * h ( R ) dR = 1 88 If a development program using n teams is unsuccessful , that event having ...
... present value , excluding development costs , is given by ( 17 ) ∞ g ( R ) = R < 0 ( R ) R > 0 = { n ( R ) ∞ where [ _ * _ 8 ( R ) dR = √ * h ( R ) dR = 1 88 If a development program using n teams is unsuccessful , that event having ...
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