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... Look at the elements of expen- diture . Expenditure is equal to the sum of the expen- ditures on each of the goods . Expenditure on any one good equals its price multiplied by the quantity consumed . In Lisa's case , income ( on the ...
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... look at the problem , make sure that it's cor- rectly stated , ask what the real alternative institutional arrange ... look at the world and find problems they'd like to work on . I think the way to start is to look for problems , things ...
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... look first at interest rates , then at asset prices , and finally at the connec- tion between them . Some assets , such as bank deposits , earn a guaranteed interest rate . Other assets , such as bonds and shares in the stocks of firms ...
... look first at interest rates , then at asset prices , and finally at the connec- tion between them . Some assets , such as bank deposits , earn a guaranteed interest rate . Other assets , such as bonds and shares in the stocks of firms ...
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