MacroeconomicsAddison-Wesley Publishing Company, 1994 - 598 ˹éÒ |
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... capital equipment ( row e of the table ) . If she devotes more time to capital accumulation , she produces successively smaller amounts of corn and cloth . The curve abcde is Jane's production possibility fron- tier for capital and ...
... capital equipment ( row e of the table ) . If she devotes more time to capital accumulation , she produces successively smaller amounts of corn and cloth . The curve abcde is Jane's production possibility fron- tier for capital and ...
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... Capital Stock , Investment , and Depreciation for Swanky , Inc. Capital stock on January 1 , 1994 ( value of knitting machines owned at beginning of year ) Gross investment ( value of new knitting machine bought in 1994 ) +3,000 TABLE ...
... Capital Stock , Investment , and Depreciation for Swanky , Inc. Capital stock on January 1 , 1994 ( value of knitting machines owned at beginning of year ) Gross investment ( value of new knitting machine bought in 1994 ) +3,000 TABLE ...
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... capital . There are two broad types of capital - physical and human . Phys- ical capital includes such things as highways and railways , dams and irrigation systems , tractors and plows , factories , trucks and cars , and buildings of ...
... capital . There are two broad types of capital - physical and human . Phys- ical capital includes such things as highways and railways , dams and irrigation systems , tractors and plows , factories , trucks and cars , and buildings of ...
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