MicroeconomicsAddison-Wesley, 1994 - 655 หน้า |
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Michael Parkin. THE ECONOMY households and firms have available for spending . Also , decisions by firms and households depend on the types and quantities of goods and services that governments make available . For example , if the ...
Michael Parkin. THE ECONOMY households and firms have available for spending . Also , decisions by firms and households depend on the types and quantities of goods and services that governments make available . For example , if the ...
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... government organizations and also within large firms . There is also a command element in our legal system . By enacting laws and establishing regula- tions and agencies to monitor the market economy , governments ... purchases are U.S. ...
... government organizations and also within large firms . There is also a command element in our legal system . By enacting laws and establishing regula- tions and agencies to monitor the market economy , governments ... purchases are U.S. ...
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... government collected taxes in an arbitrary way . One source of revenue was a ... purchase con- sumer goods and services . But for the state enterpris- es and ... spending , the gov- ernment has a large budget deficit . It covers this ...
... government collected taxes in an arbitrary way . One source of revenue was a ... purchase con- sumer goods and services . But for the state enterpris- es and ... spending , the gov- ernment has a large budget deficit . It covers this ...
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