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... equal world consumption and investment of that good . Output of each nontraded good must equal consump- tion plus investment of that good within the ( 5 ) NT + N , NT + L , = 1 . The foreign country has an identical eco- nomic structure ...
... equal world consumption and investment of that good . Output of each nontraded good must equal consump- tion plus investment of that good within the ( 5 ) NT + N , NT + L , = 1 . The foreign country has an identical eco- nomic structure ...
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... equal to the current real short rate . Yet the p value for the restriction that the bill rate and inflation enter with equal and opposite signs in the cointegrating vector described in Subsection I - B is 2.2 × 10-4 . This is yet ...
... equal to the current real short rate . Yet the p value for the restriction that the bill rate and inflation enter with equal and opposite signs in the cointegrating vector described in Subsection I - B is 2.2 × 10-4 . This is yet ...
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... equal to 0 ( all equity ) . ( ii ) If r is less than i with probability 1 , then the first - best can be achieved by setting d , large enough . ( iii ) If y1 + y2 equals some constant y with probability 1 , then the first - best can be ...
... equal to 0 ( all equity ) . ( ii ) If r is less than i with probability 1 , then the first - best can be achieved by setting d , large enough . ( iii ) If y1 + y2 equals some constant y with probability 1 , then the first - best can be ...
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