Schools and Streams of Economic ThoughtRand McNally, 1960 - 416 páginas |
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... period ( as food for the cultivators and their livestock , and seed and fertilizer for the crops ) . The modern category of " fixed costs " would include the first two classes of costs as the physiocrats understood these ; " variable ...
... period ( as food for the cultivators and their livestock , and seed and fertilizer for the crops ) . The modern category of " fixed costs " would include the first two classes of costs as the physiocrats understood these ; " variable ...
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... periods with respect to pro- duction . First , there was a period which was too short for production to take place . In this period , Marshall said , a temporary equilibrium was reached in the market . Allowing for such factors as ...
... periods with respect to pro- duction . First , there was a period which was too short for production to take place . In this period , Marshall said , a temporary equilibrium was reached in the market . Allowing for such factors as ...
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... period under consideration , such as ordinary labor and materials . Marshall used the term " supplementary cost " for cost elements which did not vary in this period , such as the cost of long- lasting equipment . Nowadays , the terms ...
... period under consideration , such as ordinary labor and materials . Marshall used the term " supplementary cost " for cost elements which did not vary in this period , such as the cost of long- lasting equipment . Nowadays , the terms ...
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