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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... variable shown in expression ( 1 ) . Given a constant capital stock ( K * ) and technology ( T * ) , the production function of the manufacturing industry Y = Y ( L , K * , T * ) indicates that once the level of output is known , the ...
... variable shown in expression ( 1 ) . Given a constant capital stock ( K * ) and technology ( T * ) , the production function of the manufacturing industry Y = Y ( L , K * , T * ) indicates that once the level of output is known , the ...
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... variables are found to be insignificant in statistical terms . in statistical terms . However , since the existence of severe collinearities in an independent variable set is likely to create difficulties in interpreting the estimate ...
... variables are found to be insignificant in statistical terms . in statistical terms . However , since the existence of severe collinearities in an independent variable set is likely to create difficulties in interpreting the estimate ...
Էջ 460
... variable or incremental . For pricing purposes the problem is whether costs should be taken as the total of fixed and varible costs or as only vari- able costs . There is the tendency to consider total cost as the level below which the ...
... variable or incremental . For pricing purposes the problem is whether costs should be taken as the total of fixed and varible costs or as only vari- able costs . There is the tendency to consider total cost as the level below which the ...
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Agricultural Income Taxation and Farm InvestmentBy | 19 |
Demand Projections of Consumer Expenditure in Panjab | 27 |
Technique of Planning by StagesSectoral StageBy | 47 |
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