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In that case, home firm will not set marginal revenue equal to marginal cost in the
first period when home firm with learning-by-doing considers the strategic effect.
The most obvious example of sequential markets is 'learning curve model', ...
In that case, home firm will not set marginal revenue equal to marginal cost in the
first period when home firm with learning-by-doing considers the strategic effect.
The most obvious example of sequential markets is 'learning curve model', ...
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2 Learning Curve and Learning by Doing The ' learning curve ' is a function
relating the unit costs of the individual firm to accumulated volume : unit costs
decline with accumulated output or production . The learning curve is believed to
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2 Learning Curve and Learning by Doing The ' learning curve ' is a function
relating the unit costs of the individual firm to accumulated volume : unit costs
decline with accumulated output or production . The learning curve is believed to
...
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3 Spillover Learning Effect The learning effects are not entirely ' firm - specific ' .
The learning effects spill over from one firm to the other firm through the hiring of
rivals ' employees or other channels : we call this ' industry - specific ' learning or
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3 Spillover Learning Effect The learning effects are not entirely ' firm - specific ' .
The learning effects spill over from one firm to the other firm through the hiring of
rivals ' employees or other channels : we call this ' industry - specific ' learning or
...
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Christopher S Decker Mark E Wohar Environmental | 18 |
WonCheol Yun Predictability of WTI Futures Prices | 49 |
Geun Mee Ahn Trade Openness Real Exchange Rates | 73 |
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