MicroeconomicsAddison-Wesley, 1994 - 655 หน้า |
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... month ) 900 Cloth produced ( yards per month ) 0 either 0 or 0 2 either 6 or 1 4 either 11 or 2 6 either 15 or 3 8 either 18 or 4 10 either 20 or 5 90 10 If Jane does no work , she produces no corn or cloth . If she works for 2 hours ...
... month ) 900 Cloth produced ( yards per month ) 0 either 0 or 0 2 either 6 or 1 4 either 11 or 2 6 either 15 or 3 8 either 18 or 4 10 either 20 or 5 90 10 If Jane does no work , she produces no corn or cloth . If she works for 2 hours ...
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... month ) 130 120 110 100 SS LS HOUSING MARKETS AND RENT CEILINGS Rent ( dollars per unit per month ) 130 120 110 100 D SSA D SS 50 100 150 Quantity ( thousands of units per month ) ( a ) Before earthquake 0 44 74 100 150 Quantity ...
... month ) 130 120 110 100 SS LS HOUSING MARKETS AND RENT CEILINGS Rent ( dollars per unit per month ) 130 120 110 100 D SSA D SS 50 100 150 Quantity ( thousands of units per month ) ( a ) Before earthquake 0 44 74 100 150 Quantity ...
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... month - the rent before the earthquake - had been imposed ? This question is answered in Fig . 6.2 . First , let's work out what will happen to the quantities supplied and demanded . The quantity supplied at the controlled rent of $ 110 ...
... month - the rent before the earthquake - had been imposed ? This question is answered in Fig . 6.2 . First , let's work out what will happen to the quantities supplied and demanded . The quantity supplied at the controlled rent of $ 110 ...
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