Studies in Economics and Finance: Volume 14 Issue 1

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LET'S RID OURSELVES OF THE REPRESENTATIVE FIRM MODEL

J. Wilson Mixon

The representative firm model is used to demonstrate that competitive markets yield least‐cost production in the long run. This model is deficient in two respects: The…

STUDIES IN ECONOMIC ANALYSIS

Despite objections, “one of the more durable empirical relationships uncovered in statistical investigations of firm and industry profitability, is the tendency for profitability…

PRICE DISCRIMINATION AND MONOPOLISTIC COMPETITION

Stephen Shmanske

An examination of imperfect price discrimination, modelled as a linear combination of perfect price discrimination and uniform pricing, is used to analyze the impact of imperfect…

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AN ANALYSIS OF STABILITY IN A KEYNESIAN ECONOMY WITH RICARDIAN CONSUMERS

Benjamin Russo

Ricardian behavior may increase the variance of consumption: A change in national income will change future tax liabilities endogenously; if consumers are Ricardian, consumption…

THE MONETARY AGGREGATES AND THE VELOCITY OF MONEY

Colleen W. Camerson, Regina Caveny

The relationship between a new measure of money, called the Rational Transactional Aggregate (RTA), and economic activity was investigated using annual and quarterly data in…

Cover of Studies in Economics and Finance

ISSN:

1086-7376

Online date, start – end:

1977

Copyright Holder:

Emerald Publishing Limited

Open Access:

hybrid

Editor:

  • Prof Niklas Wagner