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Prom equation (1), equilibrium money demand is M* (t) / P* (t) = A*(t)c*(t); money
demand depends on the proportion of goods bought with cash and on the goods
demand. Goods demand depends on the marginal rate of substitution between ...
Prom equation (1), equilibrium money demand is M* (t) / P* (t) = A*(t)c*(t); money
demand depends on the proportion of goods bought with cash and on the goods
demand. Goods demand depends on the marginal rate of substitution between ...
第 185 頁
... depends on the relative cost of exchange. ... (7) becomes i = u;t[(1 + 7V7],
where r = (1 - A)1^C1h- Solving for A*(t) : The solution implies that velocity
depends positively on the interest/wage ratio, and on the credit sector's
productivity £.
... depends on the relative cost of exchange. ... (7) becomes i = u;t[(1 + 7V7],
where r = (1 - A)1^C1h- Solving for A*(t) : The solution implies that velocity
depends positively on the interest/wage ratio, and on the credit sector's
productivity £.
第 115 頁
Froot and Obstfeld (1991a) propose a new formulation of stochastic bubbles, that
is, "intrinsic" bubbles, which depend ... Since the dividends follow a Markov
process, it is natural to assume the stock price depends on the current realization
of ...
Froot and Obstfeld (1991a) propose a new formulation of stochastic bubbles, that
is, "intrinsic" bubbles, which depend ... Since the dividends follow a Markov
process, it is natural to assume the stock price depends on the current realization
of ...
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