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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... profit . The conglomerate's total dollar profit # is by definition the sum of all the individual subsidiaries ' profits , or ( 8 ) = πD = where the jth subsidiary's profit . Be- cause we are focusing on the ith subsidiary , we rewrite ...
... profit . The conglomerate's total dollar profit # is by definition the sum of all the individual subsidiaries ' profits , or ( 8 ) = πD = where the jth subsidiary's profit . Be- cause we are focusing on the ith subsidiary , we rewrite ...
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... profits of the ith subsidiary and the combined profits of the conglomerate's other subsidiaries is exactly equal to zero . ' 14 V. Conclusions The model developed in this essay compares the optimal output level of a risk - averse single ...
... profits of the ith subsidiary and the combined profits of the conglomerate's other subsidiaries is exactly equal to zero . ' 14 V. Conclusions The model developed in this essay compares the optimal output level of a risk - averse single ...
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... profit . If all stores were charging p * , each would get an equal share of the market and thus be making negative profits . Proposition 2 is simply a variant of the well - known argument that declining average cost curves and ...
... profit . If all stores were charging p * , each would get an equal share of the market and thus be making negative profits . Proposition 2 is simply a variant of the well - known argument that declining average cost curves and ...
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