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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... zero or else nm / ( 1 + m ) would not be constant . From ( 16 ) nm = ( a / λ ) 20202 , and thus λ must go to zero to prevent nm from going to zero as o2 → 0 . 3 ) From ( 16a ) and ( 19a ) it is clear that as noise of goes to zero , the ...
... zero or else nm / ( 1 + m ) would not be constant . From ( 16 ) nm = ( a / λ ) 20202 , and thus λ must go to zero to prevent nm from going to zero as o2 → 0 . 3 ) From ( 16a ) and ( 19a ) it is clear that as noise of goes to zero , the ...
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... zero as λ → 0 . That is , the distribution of X ( X , -x ) becomes degenerate at zero as λ → 0 . This is not trivial because as A - 0 due to noo ( very precise information ) , the informed trader's demand X , ( P , 0 ) goes to ...
... zero as λ → 0 . That is , the distribution of X ( X , -x ) becomes degenerate at zero as λ → 0 . This is not trivial because as A - 0 due to noo ( very precise information ) , the informed trader's demand X , ( P , 0 ) goes to ...
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... zero expectation and is not serially correlated . It is proved here that : In a market with rational expectations , ( i ) if there exist both risk aversion and responsiveness of the basic balance of payments to the spot price , or ( ii ) ...
... zero expectation and is not serially correlated . It is proved here that : In a market with rational expectations , ( i ) if there exist both risk aversion and responsiveness of the basic balance of payments to the spot price , or ( ii ) ...
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