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... industry has the same marginal cost and assume - if q , is interpreted as a technological limit ( rather than as benchmark output ) that there is enough aggregate capacity to produce the unconstrained monopoly output . Then , the ...
... industry has the same marginal cost and assume - if q , is interpreted as a technological limit ( rather than as benchmark output ) that there is enough aggregate capacity to produce the unconstrained monopoly output . Then , the ...
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... industry sales - augmenting effects of firms ' marketing decline as the number of products in the industry increases , then 1 > μ2 > μ3 > μ1 > 0 . For our industry demand equation , we specify a log - log model , where Q , is quan- tity ...
... industry sales - augmenting effects of firms ' marketing decline as the number of products in the industry increases , then 1 > μ2 > μ3 > μ1 > 0 . For our industry demand equation , we specify a log - log model , where Q , is quan- tity ...
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... Industry Industry of firms bonusa Chemicals 14 428,000 Electrical machinery 18 341,400 Foods 9 427,100 Machinery 5 384,000 Metals 10 333,700 Petroleum 3 482,500 Precision 3 445,800 Pulp and paper 7 346,300 Rubber 4 383,200 Steel 8 ...
... Industry Industry of firms bonusa Chemicals 14 428,000 Electrical machinery 18 341,400 Foods 9 427,100 Machinery 5 384,000 Metals 10 333,700 Petroleum 3 482,500 Precision 3 445,800 Pulp and paper 7 346,300 Rubber 4 383,200 Steel 8 ...
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