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How can an instructor facilitate a critical examination of the theory of the firm found in mainstream microeconomics principles texts? We suggest not presenting a single alternative paradigm, where students might feel constrained to choose one over the other, but rather an 'anti-text' that shows...
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The usual textbook discussion of rent control does not go beyond discussing first-generation controls in the context of perfect competition. Such a discussion is open to the charge of being biassed in favour of the free market solution. This paper suggests a way to extend our discussion by...
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Despite widespread recognition that high interest rates may cause price increases through their influence on costs, this point has not been incorporated into simple aggregative macro models. We suggest a way of modifying the simple macro model to incorporate this effect, and by using reasonable...
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The authors show that bottlenecks in the economy's ability to absorb new entrants do not explain the female/male unemployment rate differential in Canada. The "loose attachment" of women to the work force explains only one-quarter of the differential. Of overriding importance is the minimum...
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