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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... yields d ( W / P ) dP * = · [ P.X3 ( n − 1 ) ( X ; ) dC dP * × ( Cd + ( P / P ̧ ) V≤ ) ] 20 d ( W / Pc ) dP * x dL dP * d ( e / c ) = = [ ( Pe / W ) X ' ( n − 1 ) ( C ; + X ; ) dP * d ( M / P . ) = [ ( Pe / W ) ( 1 ...
... yields d ( W / P ) dP * = · [ P.X3 ( n − 1 ) ( X ; ) dC dP * × ( Cd + ( P / P ̧ ) V≤ ) ] 20 d ( W / Pc ) dP * x dL dP * d ( e / c ) = = [ ( Pe / W ) X ' ( n − 1 ) ( C ; + X ; ) dP * d ( M / P . ) = [ ( Pe / W ) ( 1 ...
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... yields and an increase in acreage as the cause for the size of that crop . The phrases quoted by Wright come not from a discussion of output and yields , but from notes to a table of cotton prices and commercial transactions . The ...
... yields and an increase in acreage as the cause for the size of that crop . The phrases quoted by Wright come not from a discussion of output and yields , but from notes to a table of cotton prices and commercial transactions . The ...
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... yields an equation for the new shareholding by households : ( 23 ) Shi= 8,0 ( 1-0 ) ( 1-7 ) 5 ( 0 − c ) π ( 1-0 ) ( 1 - T ) [ 8 , +8 ] Consider first the new equilibrium when 40 was equal to 1. Using the values of 8 , and 8 , implied ...
... yields an equation for the new shareholding by households : ( 23 ) Shi= 8,0 ( 1-0 ) ( 1-7 ) 5 ( 0 − c ) π ( 1-0 ) ( 1 - T ) [ 8 , +8 ] Consider first the new equilibrium when 40 was equal to 1. Using the values of 8 , and 8 , implied ...
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