Microeconomics: Private and Public ChoiceDryden Press, 1992 - 656 páginas |
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... American 66 98 Japanese American 105 101 Chinese American 89 88 Puerto Rican American 63 95 American Indian 74 90 Cuban American 79 Vietnamese American 64 386 96 98 Source : Leonard A. Carlson and Caroline Swartz , " The Earnings of ...
... American 66 98 Japanese American 105 101 Chinese American 89 88 Puerto Rican American 63 95 American Indian 74 90 Cuban American 79 Vietnamese American 64 386 96 98 Source : Leonard A. Carlson and Caroline Swartz , " The Earnings of ...
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... American Indians Among American Indian tribes , common ownership of the hunting grounds was the general rule . Because the number of native Americans was small and their hunting technology was not highly developed , hunted animals ...
... American Indians Among American Indian tribes , common ownership of the hunting grounds was the general rule . Because the number of native Americans was small and their hunting technology was not highly developed , hunted animals ...
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... American goods , services , and assets to British consumers declines as the dollar price of the pound increases . The British will purchase more from Americans and therefore supply more pounds to the exchange rate market as the dollar ...
... American goods , services , and assets to British consumers declines as the dollar price of the pound increases . The British will purchase more from Americans and therefore supply more pounds to the exchange rate market as the dollar ...
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PART | 1 |
Some Tools of the Economist | 29 |
Supply Demand and the Market Process | 51 |
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