Macroeconomics: Canada in the Global EnvironmentAddison-Wesley, 1994 - 1088 หน้า |
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... profit of $ 13.1 million . If Chrysler builds the assembly line , it expects to make a profit of $ 13.1 million . You can see that at a real interest rate of 20 per- cent a year , it does not pay Chrysler to invest in this car assembly ...
... profit of $ 13.1 million . If Chrysler builds the assembly line , it expects to make a profit of $ 13.1 million . You can see that at a real interest rate of 20 per- cent a year , it does not pay Chrysler to invest in this car assembly ...
หน้า 695
... profits change . With average profit expectations , the investment demand curve is ID - the same curve as in part ( a ) . With optimistic expecta- tions about future profits , the investment demand curve shifts right- ward , to ID ...
... profits change . With average profit expectations , the investment demand curve is ID - the same curve as in part ( a ) . With optimistic expecta- tions about future profits , the investment demand curve shifts right- ward , to ID ...
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... profit to the government . Once that fixed amount of tax has been paid , the firm keeps any additional profit beyond that point . In contrast , the Canadian corporate tax system requires firms to pay a fixed percentage of their profits ...
... profit to the government . Once that fixed amount of tax has been paid , the firm keeps any additional profit beyond that point . In contrast , the Canadian corporate tax system requires firms to pay a fixed percentage of their profits ...
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