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Factor-supply responses and the gross-substitute system.
Tapan Biswas
Published
1984
by University of Hull in Hull
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Written in
Edition Notes
Series | Hull economic research papers -- No.119 |
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Open Library | OL13776181M |
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Mathematical Social Sciences 9 () North-Holland NOTE FACTOR-SUPPLY RESPONSES AND THE GROSS-SUBSTITUTE SYSTEM Tapan BISWAS University of Hull, Hull HU6 7RX, U.K. Communicated by F.W. Roush Received 29 October Although the inputs are not normally gross-substitutes in their demand, the Jacobian matrix of all excess demand functions, Author: Tapan Biswas.
Although the inputs are not normally gross-substitutes in their demand, the Jacobian matrix of all excess demand functions, corresponding to both outputs and inputs, may satisfy the gross-substitute requirements if, apart from the final goods being gross-substitutes in their demand, all inputs are substitutes in : Tapan Biswas.
Downloadable. (Originally published in Mathematical Social Sciences 9 (), ) - Although the inputs are not normally gross-substitutes in their demand, the Jacobian matrix of all excess demand functions, corresponding to both outputs and inputs, may satisfy the gross- substitute requirements if, apart from the final goods being gross-substitutes in their demand, all inputs are.
Downloadable (with restrictions). (Originally published in Mathematical Social Sciences 9 (), ) - Although the inputs are not normally gross-substitutes in their demand, the Jacobian matrix of all excess demand functions, corresponding to both outputs and inputs, may satisfy the gross- substitute requirements if, apart from the final goods being gross-substitutes in their demand.
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