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_990015 _aManning, R. |
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_990493 _aMarkusen, J.R. |
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| 245 | _aNational product functions in comparative steady-state analysis | ||
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_aLondon (Canadá) _bThe University of Western Ontario _c1988 |
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| 270 | _aCIDIA, San José (Costa Rica) | ||
| 300 | _a35 p. | ||
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_9171489 _aWorking Paper - The Centre for the Study of International Economic Relations (Canada) _vno. 8808C |
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| 500 | _a27 ref. | ||
| 520 | _aThe structural properties of steady states are well understood for multisector models, but the comparative dynamics fo longrun growth are much less developed. By exploiting duality theory, this paper obtains conclusions about these effects for a small, internationally-trading, economy. Arbitrary numbers of consumption and capital goods, and a very general technology, are admitted. Definite conclusions about the shortrun and longrun impact on outputs and factor prices are not always available. Some correlations can be established between vectors of parameter changes and endogeneous variable changes, however. To confirm that some correlations hold it is necessary to impose strong assumptions | ||
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_9143920 _aDESARROLLO ECONOMICO |
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_9141261 _aCOMERCIO INTERNACIONAL |
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_9159934 _aPRECIOS |
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_9160364 _aPRODUCTO NACIONAL BRUTO |
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_9135804 _aANALISIS ESTADISTICO |
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_9145124 _aECONOMIA DE MERCADO |
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