The American Economic Review, Volume 86,Partes 3-5American Economic Association., 1996 Includes annual List of doctoral dissertations in political economy in progress in American universities and colleges; and the Hand book of the American Economic Association. |
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... standard product . They decide how much process R & D to perform , which de- termines the average cost of the standard prod- uct . They also decide how much product R & D to perform . Firms randomly differ in their product innovation ...
... standard product . They decide how much process R & D to perform , which de- termines the average cost of the standard prod- uct . They also decide how much product R & D to perform . Firms randomly differ in their product innovation ...
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... standard product by firm i in period t . It is determined as follows . Assuming that Pi falls over time ( this will be shown in the next section ) , the total quantity demanded , Q. , expands over time . All firms sell the same standard ...
... standard product by firm i in period t . It is determined as follows . Assuming that Pi falls over time ( this will be shown in the next section ) , the total quantity demanded , Q. , expands over time . All firms sell the same standard ...
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... standard product as it wants at p ,. The price of the standard product affects E ( П * ) in two ways : through its effect on the profit per unit of the standard product , p , c + l ( rc ) , and through its effect on each firm's output ...
... standard product as it wants at p ,. The price of the standard product affects E ( П * ) in two ways : through its effect on the profit per unit of the standard product , p , c + l ( rc ) , and through its effect on each firm's output ...
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