MicroeconomicsAddison-Wesley, 1994 - 655 ˹éÒ |
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... Reserve bank of Kansas City ] said . So , even though some author- ities fear that rain and flooding may be a more than $ 1 billion blow to the national food chain , the price increases consumers will pay because of the flood " will be ...
... Reserve bank of Kansas City ] said . So , even though some author- ities fear that rain and flooding may be a more than $ 1 billion blow to the national food chain , the price increases consumers will pay because of the flood " will be ...
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... reserves of oil in 1973 , when the price of oil was $ 3 a barrel , were 580 billion barrels . By 1990 , after we had consumed 350 billion barrels but by which time the price of oil had increased to $ 30 a barrel , known reserves had ...
... reserves of oil in 1973 , when the price of oil was $ 3 a barrel , were 580 billion barrels . By 1990 , after we had consumed 350 billion barrels but by which time the price of oil had increased to $ 30 a barrel , known reserves had ...
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... reserves of coal , oil , iron ore , natural gas , timber , and almost every other mineral resource . They are republics of enormous ethnic diversity with Russians making up 50 percent of the population and many European , Asian , and ...
... reserves of coal , oil , iron ore , natural gas , timber , and almost every other mineral resource . They are republics of enormous ethnic diversity with Russians making up 50 percent of the population and many European , Asian , and ...
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