Indian Journal of Economics, Հատոր 53University of Allahabad, Department of Economics, 1972 Vol. 2-33 include Papers read at the annual conference of the Indian Economic Association. |
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... curve IS in Figure 3 represents those combinations of i and Y compatible with commodity market equilibrium ( see equation ( 12 ) ) , given eh , ef = 0 , P = Po , and Z = Z ° . The curve I.M. ( P ) in Figure 3 represents those ...
... curve IS in Figure 3 represents those combinations of i and Y compatible with commodity market equilibrium ( see equation ( 12 ) ) , given eh , ef = 0 , P = Po , and Z = Z ° . The curve I.M. ( P ) in Figure 3 represents those ...
Էջ 291
... curve and D curve at E determines the optimum amount of saving OP and the correspon- ding rate of interest OI.12 It must also be noted that , the rate of discount in any period does not only depend on the rate of saving in that period ...
... curve and D curve at E determines the optimum amount of saving OP and the correspon- ding rate of interest OI.12 It must also be noted that , the rate of discount in any period does not only depend on the rate of saving in that period ...
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... curve should intersect the demand curve in the discontinuous range , there is no guarantee whatsoever that the firm will be able to sell the output corresponding to the intersection point . In terms of Figure 1 , the curve MC intersects ...
... curve should intersect the demand curve in the discontinuous range , there is no guarantee whatsoever that the firm will be able to sell the output corresponding to the intersection point . In terms of Figure 1 , the curve MC intersects ...
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