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. |
No interior do livro
Resultados 1-3 de 29
Página 717
... pollution - intensive production to the human - capital - scarce country and raised world pollution . Nevertheless , there was no market failure because pollution stayed within the country of origin and govern- ments regulated pollution ...
... pollution - intensive production to the human - capital - scarce country and raised world pollution . Nevertheless , there was no market failure because pollution stayed within the country of origin and govern- ments regulated pollution ...
Página 723
... pollution services . Equilibrium pollution levels can be ob- tained by equating world demand and sup- ply for pollution services . " Denote world magnitudes with a superscript " w " , and use the same argument that led to ( 10 ) to ...
... pollution services . Equilibrium pollution levels can be ob- tained by equating world demand and sup- ply for pollution services . " Denote world magnitudes with a superscript " w " , and use the same argument that led to ( 10 ) to ...
Página 727
... pollution is higher in free trade than in autarky ; ( ii ) pollution in the North falls with trade ; and ( iii ) pollution in the South rises with trade . ( See Appendix A for the proof . ) In contrast to the FPE case , free trade ...
... pollution is higher in free trade than in autarky ; ( ii ) pollution in the North falls with trade ; and ( iii ) pollution in the South rises with trade . ( See Appendix A for the proof . ) In contrast to the FPE case , free trade ...
Outras edições - Ver tudo
Palavras e frases frequentes
aggregate American Economic Review analysis assume assumption autarky average behavior buyers coefficients condition consumers consumption cost countertrade countries debt denote distribution dummy effect efficiency equation equilibrium estimates exchange rate expected experience factor firm firm's function funds given growth Harvard University households hypothesis implies incentive income increase individuals innovation Institute International intervention investment Journal of Economic labor lender liability Lorenz curve macroeconomics maize marginal marginal cost ment momentum investing Nash Nash equilibrium nomic nonexperimental observed optimal P₁ paper parameters payoff percent period player political pollution probability problem profit Proposition reform regression Ricardian equivalence Robert sample schooling Section self-serving bias significant social specification specification test statistic strategy sumer supermodular Table target bands tariff theorem theory tion tive trade University utility variables voter wage welfare zero