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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... tion IV we compare tariffs with quotas in the absence of international trade in securi- ties . Finally in Section V we review our main conclusions , providing a detailed dis- cussion of other possible means of protec- tion . I. The ...
... tion IV we compare tariffs with quotas in the absence of international trade in securi- ties . Finally in Section V we review our main conclusions , providing a detailed dis- cussion of other possible means of protec- tion . I. The ...
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... tion . It can be shown that a further substitu- tion of y in place of the variable m trans- forms ( 13 ) into G ( n , r ) re ̄F / r { W – C ( n ) } − 1/2 ( 1+ ( nh / h ) } y2dy = √1 = re- F / which , when integrated using properties ...
... tion . It can be shown that a further substitu- tion of y in place of the variable m trans- forms ( 13 ) into G ( n , r ) re ̄F / r { W – C ( n ) } − 1/2 ( 1+ ( nh / h ) } y2dy = √1 = re- F / which , when integrated using properties ...
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... tion ( dp - dp ) should be associated with higher uncertainty about the rate of infla- tion , and ( ii ) that higher uncertainty about infla- tion could be associated with lower employ- ment . A comparison between these two argu- ments ...
... tion ( dp - dp ) should be associated with higher uncertainty about the rate of infla- tion , and ( ii ) that higher uncertainty about infla- tion could be associated with lower employ- ment . A comparison between these two argu- ments ...
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