JER, 第 9 卷Hanyang Economic Research Institute in collaboration with Hanyang University College of Business and Economics, 2004 |
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... coincidence of wants in equilibrium . Let's consider a double coincidence match first . Since we assume indivisible goods , the quantity of output is fixed as unity to all agents . It follows that the utility level is fixed , even ...
... coincidence of wants in equilibrium . Let's consider a double coincidence match first . Since we assume indivisible goods , the quantity of output is fixed as unity to all agents . It follows that the utility level is fixed , even ...
第 75 頁
... coincidence matches . Recall that the surplus from a double coincidence match is greater than that from a single coincidence match . Thus , agents com- pare gains from specialization to losses before deciding their specializa- tion ...
... coincidence matches . Recall that the surplus from a double coincidence match is greater than that from a single coincidence match . Thus , agents com- pare gains from specialization to losses before deciding their specializa- tion ...
第 81 頁
... coincidence monetary trade vanishes if all individuals hold money . Therefore , when an economy becomes fully ... coincidence matches . Instead , the introduction of money extends the market by creating single coincidence matches ...
... coincidence monetary trade vanishes if all individuals hold money . Therefore , when an economy becomes fully ... coincidence matches . Instead , the introduction of money extends the market by creating single coincidence matches ...
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