MicroeconomicsAddison-Wesley, 1994 - 655 หน้า |
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... cycle is the major factor influencing whether current income is high or low in comparison with expected future income . Households typically smooth their consumption over the life cycle . Consumption smoothing is one of the main ...
... cycle is the major factor influencing whether current income is high or low in comparison with expected future income . Households typically smooth their consumption over the life cycle . Consumption smoothing is one of the main ...
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... cycle , it will have accumulated assets similar in scale to those of the existing older family . In order to compare the income and wealth situa- tion of one family with another , it is important that we take into account the family's ...
... cycle , it will have accumulated assets similar in scale to those of the existing older family . In order to compare the income and wealth situa- tion of one family with another , it is important that we take into account the family's ...
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... cycles in the voting . Why do we not observe voting cycles in reality ? Why do we see a tendency for redistribution policies to remain in place for very long periods of time ? The answer is suggested by a second model of redistribu ...
... cycles in the voting . Why do we not observe voting cycles in reality ? Why do we see a tendency for redistribution policies to remain in place for very long periods of time ? The answer is suggested by a second model of redistribu ...
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