MacroeconomicsAddison-Wesley Publishing Company, 1994 - 598 หน้า |
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... machines that had a market value of $ 7,500 . In 1994 , Swanky bought a new machine for $ 3,000 . But during the year the machines owned by Swanky depreciated by a total of $ 1,000 . By December 31 , 1994 , Swanky's stock of knitting ...
... machines that had a market value of $ 7,500 . In 1994 , Swanky bought a new machine for $ 3,000 . But during the year the machines owned by Swanky depreciated by a total of $ 1,000 . By December 31 , 1994 , Swanky's stock of knitting ...
หน้า 138
... machines owned at beginning of year ) Gross investment ( value of new knitting machine bought in 1994 ) +3,000 TABLE 6.4 GDP : The Factor Incomes Approach $ 7,500 Item less Depreciation -1,000 ( fall in value of knitting machines during ...
... machines owned at beginning of year ) Gross investment ( value of new knitting machine bought in 1994 ) +3,000 TABLE 6.4 GDP : The Factor Incomes Approach $ 7,500 Item less Depreciation -1,000 ( fall in value of knitting machines during ...
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... machine per person . Output per capita ( thousands of dollars per year ) a b с d 60 858 55 50 43 440 30 25 2220 10 PF G ... machines to its capital stock , but a new technology becomes available that increases the produc- tivity of each ...
... machine per person . Output per capita ( thousands of dollars per year ) a b с d 60 858 55 50 43 440 30 25 2220 10 PF G ... machines to its capital stock , but a new technology becomes available that increases the produc- tivity of each ...
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