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In This Paper We Present and Implement an Econometric Test of Both Negative Semi-Definiteness of the Matrix of Compensated Price Effects and of the Negative Quasi-Definiteness of the Matrix of Uncompensated Price Effects. This Test Allows Us to Evaluate Two Alternative Characterizations of...
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In This Note, We Explain Why Comparing the Total Factor Productivities of Extractive, and Non Extractive, Sectors Is Likely to Be Misleading; Then We Propose a Correction and Implement It for the Cas of Asbestos, Where It Turns Out to Make a Significant Difference.
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In Order to Compute an Index of Total Factor Productivity, It Is Necessary to Know Returns to Scale and Interval Valuations of Quasi-Fixed Factors; Neither Are Directly Observable. in Resource Industries This Problem Is Compounded by the Facts That Returns to Scale Are Important and That There...
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This Note Presents a Necessary and Sufficient Condition for All Goods to Be Normal, in the Case of Differentiable Individual Demand. This Condition Appears As a Relationship Between the Quantity Effects on Marginal Willingness to Pay and Is Consequently a Characteristic of the Preference Order....
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In This Note, We Present the Appropriate Forms of Shephard's Lemma, As Well As the Curvature and Homogeneity Properties, for the Case of a Rate-Of- Return Regulated Cost Function Where Capital Is a Quasi-Fixed Input.
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