Principles of Political Economy: The controlled economyAldine Publishing Company, 1965 |
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... higher will be the scale of the productive processes which produce that product . But goods may be produced not only ... higher was J relatively to J , the higher would be the percentage rise of prices per period of time than to say that ...
... higher will be the scale of the productive processes which produce that product . But goods may be produced not only ... higher was J relatively to J , the higher would be the percentage rise of prices per period of time than to say that ...
Strana 121
... higher , the higher and the more rapidly rising are the present profitability of those processes , and this is shown by the positive proportional and derivative effect of line 92 . But there are a great number of exogenous events which ...
... higher , the higher and the more rapidly rising are the present profitability of those processes , and this is shown by the positive proportional and derivative effect of line 92 . But there are a great number of exogenous events which ...
Strana 140
... higher ( i ) the higher is H ( line 28 ) ; ( ii ) the higher is X X ( lines 23 , 24 , and 26 ) ; ( iii ) the higher is P ( t + 1 ) ( the proportional component of line 27 ) ; ( iv ) the higher is P ( t + 1 ) − P ( t ) ( the derivative ...
... higher ( i ) the higher is H ( line 28 ) ; ( ii ) the higher is X X ( lines 23 , 24 , and 26 ) ; ( iii ) the higher is P ( t + 1 ) ( the proportional component of line 27 ) ; ( iv ) the higher is P ( t + 1 ) − P ( t ) ( the derivative ...
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