MicroeconomicsAddison-Wesley, 1994 - 655 ˹éÒ |
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... cars , lemons and those without defects . A lemon is worth $ 1,000 both to its current owner and to anyone who buys it . A car without defects is worth $ 5,000 to its current and potential future owners . Whether a car is a lemon is ...
... cars , lemons and those without defects . A lemon is worth $ 1,000 both to its current owner and to anyone who buys it . A car without defects is worth $ 5,000 to its current and potential future owners . Whether a car is a lemon is ...
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... cars and Pioneerland's import demand curve for cars . Now suppose that the government of Pioneer- land , perhaps under pressure from car producers , decides to impose a tariff on imported cars . In par- ticular , suppose that a tariff ...
... cars and Pioneerland's import demand curve for cars . Now suppose that the government of Pioneer- land , perhaps under pressure from car producers , decides to impose a tariff on imported cars . In par- ticular , suppose that a tariff ...
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... cars a year . What are the effects of this action ? The answer is found in Fig . 22.8 . The quota is shown by the vertical red line at 2 million cars a year . Since it is illegal to import more than that number of cars , car importers ...
... cars a year . What are the effects of this action ? The answer is found in Fig . 22.8 . The quota is shown by the vertical red line at 2 million cars a year . Since it is illegal to import more than that number of cars , car importers ...
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