Indian Journal of Economics, Հատոր 91University of Allahabad, Department of Economics, 2010 |
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Արդյունքներ 78–ի 1-ից 3-ը:
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... equation of a general equilibrium of demand and supply systems . In such a model the equation of trade demand for each country is derived by maximizing a constant elasticity of substitution ( CES ) utility function subject to income ...
... equation of a general equilibrium of demand and supply systems . In such a model the equation of trade demand for each country is derived by maximizing a constant elasticity of substitution ( CES ) utility function subject to income ...
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By taking total differentials of equation ( 1 ) , equation ( 2 ) is derived Y = YLdL + YkdK + YG dG + YxdX + YpdD NB : Y represents GDP d represents differencing term ( 2 ) Where , y , is the partial derivative of Y with respect to the ...
By taking total differentials of equation ( 1 ) , equation ( 2 ) is derived Y = YLdL + YkdK + YG dG + YxdX + YpdD NB : Y represents GDP d represents differencing term ( 2 ) Where , y , is the partial derivative of Y with respect to the ...
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... equation ( 8 ) in the export and non - export sectors differs by the amount 8. This means that the factor ... equation ( 8 ) G1 and F1 are the marginal productivities of labour in the two sectors . Fk and GK are the corresponding ...
... equation ( 8 ) in the export and non - export sectors differs by the amount 8. This means that the factor ... equation ( 8 ) G1 and F1 are the marginal productivities of labour in the two sectors . Fk and GK are the corresponding ...
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