Microeconomics: Private and Public ChoiceDryden Press, 1992 - 656 páginas |
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... major imports . In the manufacturing area , automobiles and electronic equipment are EXHIBIT 2☐ The Major Import and Export Products of the United States by Categories Exports Food and Agriculture Value ( in billions ) Percent of total ...
... major imports . In the manufacturing area , automobiles and electronic equipment are EXHIBIT 2☐ The Major Import and Export Products of the United States by Categories Exports Food and Agriculture Value ( in billions ) Percent of total ...
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... major role in the determination of exchange rates among the major industrial nations . Given the severe shocks that international markets have suffered since it was instituted in 1973 , the current system appears to be working ...
... major role in the determination of exchange rates among the major industrial nations . Given the severe shocks that international markets have suffered since it was instituted in 1973 , the current system appears to be working ...
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... major sources of energy . Automobiles , airplanes , and trains are now the major means of transportation . Subsistence levels of food , shelter , and clothing are taken for granted , and the typical Western family worries instead about ...
... major sources of energy . Automobiles , airplanes , and trains are now the major means of transportation . Subsistence levels of food , shelter , and clothing are taken for granted , and the typical Western family worries instead about ...
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PART | 1 |
Some Tools of the Economist | 29 |
Supply Demand and the Market Process | 51 |
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