Principles of Political Economy: The controlled economyAllen and Unwin, 1965 |
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... obtaining $ 1 on day 2 whether the economy passes through point 12 or point 34 on day 1. Thus : 1 = π12 1 + i ( 1 ) 1 + i2 From this one can obtain : + Π34 1 +124 ¡ 12π12 / ( 1 + i12 ) + i34π34 / ( 1 + i34 ) 7 ( 1 ) = = π12 / ( 1 + i12 ) ...
... obtaining $ 1 on day 2 whether the economy passes through point 12 or point 34 on day 1. Thus : 1 = π12 1 + i ( 1 ) 1 + i2 From this one can obtain : + Π34 1 +124 ¡ 12π12 / ( 1 + i12 ) + i34π34 / ( 1 + i34 ) 7 ( 1 ) = = π12 / ( 1 + i12 ) ...
Strana 202
... obtain a good worth P1 on day 2 if one reached point 1 on day 2. P1 / P1 which , from equation 10.2 , equals 12π1 / ( 1 + i1234 ) ( 1 + i12 ) measures , therefore , the amount which must be paid at point 1234 to obtain $ 1 at point 1. To ...
... obtain a good worth P1 on day 2 if one reached point 1 on day 2. P1 / P1 which , from equation 10.2 , equals 12π1 / ( 1 + i1234 ) ( 1 + i12 ) measures , therefore , the amount which must be paid at point 1234 to obtain $ 1 at point 1. To ...
Strana 370
... obtain shares of the total available for distribution which together are excessive and inconsistent . One example is an attempt by group A to obtain , say , 10 % more than group B , while group B is simultaneously trying to obtain 10 ...
... obtain shares of the total available for distribution which together are excessive and inconsistent . One example is an attempt by group A to obtain , say , 10 % more than group B , while group B is simultaneously trying to obtain 10 ...
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