MicroeconomicsAddison-Wesley, 1994 - 655 หน้า |
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... Real World 63 Property Rights 63 Money 66 READING BETWEEN THE LINES THE GAINS FROM SPECIALIZATION AND EXCHANGE 64 Summary 67 Key Elements 68 Review Questions 68 Problems 69 HOW MARKETS WORK TALKING WITH HERBERT STEIN 97 CHAPTER 4. xviii.
... Real World 63 Property Rights 63 Money 66 READING BETWEEN THE LINES THE GAINS FROM SPECIALIZATION AND EXCHANGE 64 Summary 67 Key Elements 68 Review Questions 68 Problems 69 HOW MARKETS WORK TALKING WITH HERBERT STEIN 97 CHAPTER 4. xviii.
หน้า 63
... Real World n the real world , countries can gain by specializing in the pro- duction of those goods and services in ... money . In the island economy of Jane and Joe , direct exchange of one good with another is fea- sible . In the real ...
... Real World n the real world , countries can gain by specializing in the pro- duction of those goods and services in ... money . In the island economy of Jane and Joe , direct exchange of one good with another is fea- sible . In the real ...
หน้า 68
... Real World Exchange in the real world involves the specializa- tion of billions of people in millions of different ... money and their money for goods , thereby reaping the gains from trade . ( pp . 63-67 ) Key Terms Absolute advantage ...
... Real World Exchange in the real world involves the specializa- tion of billions of people in millions of different ... money and their money for goods , thereby reaping the gains from trade . ( pp . 63-67 ) Key Terms Absolute advantage ...
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