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Michael Parkin. CHAPTER 14 PRICING AND ALLOCATING FACTORS OF PRODUCTION CHAPTER 14 PRICING AND ALLOCATING FACTORS OF PRODUCTION CHAPTER 14. In this chapter we deal with the kinds of questions that we have just posed . We study markets for ...
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Michael Parkin. CHAPTER 14 PRICING AND ALLOCATING FACTORS OF PRODUCTION ( b ) All transfer earnings When the supply of. T Economic Rent and Transfer Earnings he total income of a factor of production is made up of its eco- nomic rent and ...
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... factors of production - labor , capital , and land - and we've seen how the returns to these factors of production - wages , interest , and rent- are determined . We've seen the crucial role played in determining the demand for a factor of ...
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