The American Economic Review, Volume 70American 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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... production process , after tech- nological advancement it will always be pos- sible to produce the same level of output with at least one input set in which the quantity of each input is less than what would previously have been ...
... production process , after tech- nological advancement it will always be pos- sible to produce the same level of output with at least one input set in which the quantity of each input is less than what would previously have been ...
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... production , ex post , according to the observed demand , and hence production is viewed as random before price is set . Contrast this with Q behavior where production is fixed . But we know that , given the same expected produc- tion ...
... production , ex post , according to the observed demand , and hence production is viewed as random before price is set . Contrast this with Q behavior where production is fixed . But we know that , given the same expected produc- tion ...
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... production , the expected cost of a random production ( P behavior ) exceeds that of a fixed production ( Q / P behavior ) strategy in the case of increasing marginal cost . These two counteracting effects make the preference between P ...
... production , the expected cost of a random production ( P behavior ) exceeds that of a fixed production ( Q / P behavior ) strategy in the case of increasing marginal cost . These two counteracting effects make the preference between P ...
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