MicroeconomicsAddison-Wesley, 1994 - 655 หน้า |
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... percent return . If both projects turn out to be winners , you make $ 50,000 — a 50 percent return . There are now four possible outcomes , and each is equally probable . Each outcome has a 25 percent chance of occurring . The frequency ...
... percent return . If both projects turn out to be winners , you make $ 50,000 — a 50 percent return . There are now four possible outcomes , and each is equally probable . Each outcome has a 25 percent chance of occurring . The frequency ...
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... percentages of income of each of these groups . For example , row a tells us that the lowest 20 percent of families receives 5 percent of total income ; row e tells us that the highest 20 per- cent of families receives 44 percent of ...
... percentages of income of each of these groups . For example , row a tells us that the lowest 20 percent of families receives 5 percent of total income ; row e tells us that the highest 20 per- cent of families receives 44 percent of ...
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... percent are poorer and 90 percent are richer ) receive benefits equal to 50 percent of their market incomes , on the average ( point a in the figure ) . In contrast , the richest 68 percent of the population pay more in taxes than they ...
... percent are poorer and 90 percent are richer ) receive benefits equal to 50 percent of their market incomes , on the average ( point a in the figure ) . In contrast , the richest 68 percent of the population pay more in taxes than they ...
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