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Էջ 356
to increase this gain he should employ more units of that factor ; but the greater the number of units employed the smaller is the ... Eventually therefore , the prices of factors come to be stabilised at their marginal productivities .
to increase this gain he should employ more units of that factor ; but the greater the number of units employed the smaller is the ... Eventually therefore , the prices of factors come to be stabilised at their marginal productivities .
Էջ 357
of production taken together , when thus calculated , would therefore amount to as many times the entire output as there were essential factors . The argument , therefore , that as the marginal productivity of a factor is less than its ...
of production taken together , when thus calculated , would therefore amount to as many times the entire output as there were essential factors . The argument , therefore , that as the marginal productivity of a factor is less than its ...
Էջ 360
5 or are absolutely limited factor of production . You can employ many units of land , capital or supervisors , but co - ordination is by nature a single indivisible and unmultipliable unit . Inasmuch as it is not capable of being ...
5 or are absolutely limited factor of production . You can employ many units of land , capital or supervisors , but co - ordination is by nature a single indivisible and unmultipliable unit . Inasmuch as it is not capable of being ...
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