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... issue money indi- vidually . PROOF : There are two varieties of potential equi- libria to be considered . Either all agents issue undifferentiated money , or agents ac- cept differentiated money issued by a frac- tion a of all agents ...
... issue money indi- vidually . PROOF : There are two varieties of potential equi- libria to be considered . Either all agents issue undifferentiated money , or agents ac- cept differentiated money issued by a frac- tion a of all agents ...
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... issue money , with money- issuing licenses allocated randomly if 0 < μ , < 1 . An agent with a license to issue money will wish to do so if he is not already holding money and meets a trader who has a good he wishes to purchase but with ...
... issue money , with money- issuing licenses allocated randomly if 0 < μ , < 1 . An agent with a license to issue money will wish to do so if he is not already holding money and meets a trader who has a good he wishes to purchase but with ...
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... issue of the AER . He made available to the mem- bers of the Executive Committee CD- ROM versions of the December 1994 issue of the Journal . During the coming year , members will be given the option of receiv- ing their issues either ...
... issue of the AER . He made available to the mem- bers of the Executive Committee CD- ROM versions of the December 1994 issue of the Journal . During the coming year , members will be given the option of receiv- ing their issues either ...
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