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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... ratio 11 11 S1-15 $ 16-50 Upper bound price ratio $ 51 + R51 + that the ratio of P. and P , facing inter- mediate plantations was only 0.26 as high as that facing plantations with 51 or more slaves . Since large and intermediate planta ...
... ratio 11 11 S1-15 $ 16-50 Upper bound price ratio $ 51 + R51 + that the ratio of P. and P , facing inter- mediate plantations was only 0.26 as high as that facing plantations with 51 or more slaves . Since large and intermediate planta ...
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... ratios are constructed . The tradi- tional Standard and Poor's posttax price - earnings ratio , based on book profits ( including inventory profits ) fell from 17.45 to 9.02 . An alternate measure of share - price performance , the ratio ...
... ratios are constructed . The tradi- tional Standard and Poor's posttax price - earnings ratio , based on book profits ( including inventory profits ) fell from 17.45 to 9.02 . An alternate measure of share - price performance , the ratio ...
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... ratio in 1975 is 0.93 . The coefficient of correlation between an in- dustry's ratio of basic research expenditures to value- added in 1953 and its ratio in 1975 is 0.85 . Even if the value of 0 or 02 varies from industry to industry ...
... ratio in 1975 is 0.93 . The coefficient of correlation between an in- dustry's ratio of basic research expenditures to value- added in 1953 and its ratio in 1975 is 0.85 . Even if the value of 0 or 02 varies from industry to industry ...
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