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IVIadonna's overseas sales are Th times her domestic sales. ... With no
specialization and exchange, we could consume 3 million hours of pop culture
and 6 billion barrels of oil a day at point a in the figure (the numbers are
hypothetical).
IVIadonna's overseas sales are Th times her domestic sales. ... With no
specialization and exchange, we could consume 3 million hours of pop culture
and 6 billion barrels of oil a day at point a in the figure (the numbers are
hypothetical).
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To decrease their output in the short run, firms lay off workers or reduce their
hours of work. ... They are the supply curves in the world market for coal in a year
in which the price is $70 a ton and the quantity of coal produced is 3 billion tons.
To decrease their output in the short run, firms lay off workers or reduce their
hours of work. ... They are the supply curves in the world market for coal in a year
in which the price is $70 a ton and the quantity of coal produced is 3 billion tons.
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... there is a large economic rent associated with its allocation, which some have
estimated to be as large as $50 billion. ... Consequently, during peak hours, the
highway network is overutilized and the mass transit systems are underutilized.
... there is a large economic rent associated with its allocation, which some have
estimated to be as large as $50 billion. ... Consequently, during peak hours, the
highway network is overutilized and the mass transit systems are underutilized.
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