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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... Supply Function The murder supply function was initially specified in the structural model with the same variables that Ehrlich employed . Other authors have found that Ehrlich's empirical support for his theory's prediction of as ...
... Supply Function The murder supply function was initially specified in the structural model with the same variables that Ehrlich employed . Other authors have found that Ehrlich's empirical support for his theory's prediction of as ...
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... supply shocks which have been experienced by industrialized countries in recent years . Within the Lucas model , such supply shocks have no systematic role . They would be among the unmodeled disturbances which cause his equations to be ...
... supply shocks which have been experienced by industrialized countries in recent years . Within the Lucas model , such supply shocks have no systematic role . They would be among the unmodeled disturbances which cause his equations to be ...
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supply disturbance , assuming all three dis- turbances are independent of each other , we get the following expressions for π and ( 2 ' ) π = Y ( 02 + 02 ) / 022 + ( 1 + y ) ( 6 ) 02 = 202 = 2 ( 0232 + 022 ) ( 1 + 0y ) 2 02 with 8 = 022 ...
supply disturbance , assuming all three dis- turbances are independent of each other , we get the following expressions for π and ( 2 ' ) π = Y ( 02 + 02 ) / 022 + ( 1 + y ) ( 6 ) 02 = 202 = 2 ( 0232 + 022 ) ( 1 + 0y ) 2 02 with 8 = 022 ...
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