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APPENDIX TO CHAPTER 10 FIGURE A10.1 TABLE A 10.1 Swanky's Production Function Substituting Between Capital and Labor to Produce 15 Sweaters a Day Output ( sweaters per day ) 16 22 25 27 28 Capital ( machines per day ) Capital ( K ) ...
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The Short - Run and Long - Run Supply of Capital SS LS Interest Rate and Capital Supply Curve A household's supply of capital is the stock of capital that it has accumulated as a result of its past saving . The household's supply curve ...
The Short - Run and Long - Run Supply of Capital SS LS Interest Rate and Capital Supply Curve A household's supply of capital is the stock of capital that it has accumulated as a result of its past saving . The household's supply curve ...
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THE SUPPLY OF CAPITAL est rates lower consumption and saving . The income effect works in a direction opposite to that of the substitution effect , and saving may decrease . Supply Curve of Capital The quantity of capital supplied is ...
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