The American Economic Review, Volume 85American Economic Association., 1995 Includes annual List of doctoral dissertations in political economy in progress in American universities and colleges. |
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... labor- or capital- intensive . From ( 7 ) , one obtains the next proposition . PROPOSITION 2 : If the marginal proba- bilistic response to income obeys the law of diminishing returns , the equilibrium tariff un- der two - party ...
... labor- or capital- intensive . From ( 7 ) , one obtains the next proposition . PROPOSITION 2 : If the marginal proba- bilistic response to income obeys the law of diminishing returns , the equilibrium tariff un- der two - party ...
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... Labor Force The educated Palestinian labor force grew substantially throughout the sample period . This is documented in Figure 1 , which plots the log of weighted counts of labor - force participants by schooling group , minus the log ...
... Labor Force The educated Palestinian labor force grew substantially throughout the sample period . This is documented in Figure 1 , which plots the log of weighted counts of labor - force participants by schooling group , minus the log ...
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... labor is the same as reported employee com- pensation as a fraction of national income net of proprietors ' income ( this fraction is termed Z in Graham's data appendix ) . This measure has several flaws . First , the numerator and ...
... labor is the same as reported employee com- pensation as a fraction of national income net of proprietors ' income ( this fraction is termed Z in Graham's data appendix ) . This measure has several flaws . First , the numerator and ...
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