MicroeconomicsAddison-Wesley, 1994 - 655 หน้า |
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... billion MS1 MSO 4 Price ( dollars per bushel ) 3 STABILIZING FARM REVENUE 2 $ 16 billion MSO MS2 2 $ 6 $ 42 billion billion D D 1 1 $ 32 billion $ 4 billion 0 12 14 18 20 16 Quantity ( billions of bushels per year ) ( a ) Poor harvest ...
... billion MS1 MSO 4 Price ( dollars per bushel ) 3 STABILIZING FARM REVENUE 2 $ 16 billion MSO MS2 2 $ 6 $ 42 billion billion D D 1 1 $ 32 billion $ 4 billion 0 12 14 18 20 16 Quantity ( billions of bushels per year ) ( a ) Poor harvest ...
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... billion . If the sav- ings institutions also began to shift existing funds to reflect that proportion , the transfers could be even bigger - perhaps amounting to $ 100 billion a year . ... Next consider the scope for issuing ...
... billion . If the sav- ings institutions also began to shift existing funds to reflect that proportion , the transfers could be even bigger - perhaps amounting to $ 100 billion a year . ... Next consider the scope for issuing ...
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... billion a year . An alternative to allo- cating funds to foreign stock markets is for investors to buy foreign shares in their own coun- tries - cross - exchange trading -- which increased from $ 583 billion in 1989 to $ 874 billion in ...
... billion a year . An alternative to allo- cating funds to foreign stock markets is for investors to buy foreign shares in their own coun- tries - cross - exchange trading -- which increased from $ 583 billion in 1989 to $ 874 billion in ...
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