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In this article, we will follow the involvement that the government has, through its expenses, on the consumption … behavior. The involvement that the government has in the consumption behavior is made through fees and taxes that are applied … influence of them on wages. In order to analyze the involvement of government expenses on consumption behavior an utility model …
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textual analysis as the microeconomic foundations for Keynes’s Consumption Theory; the second goal is to demonstrate that it … is possible to ground a Keynesian-type aggregate Consumption function on the basis of (some of) the principles underlying …
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pecuniary externalities. Absent institutional constraints like prices and budgets, the optimal consumption rule would have … annuitize, the growth rate of marginal utility will be the discount rate minus the interest rate, resulting in a consumption … profile that is too flat. Accidental bequests transfer wealth from the old to the young, steepening the consumption profile …
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Whether they operate in real or simulated business environment, the success of economic activity undertaken by producers/traders depends on understanding the behavior of current and potential customers, by studying the mechanism by which they take consumer decisions under the influence of...
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Growth theory has mainly focused on process innovation, either through an increase in quality of the product or a reduction on the cost. The main contributions in growth theory that includes product innovation has been done in the Dixit and Stiglitz framework. This framework works with...
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This paper reports on using television and internet communication as a means of engaging the least interested sections of society with respect to environmental problems and sustainability issues. The theory behind developing such communication is described and the importance of social...
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This note is an invitation to academic economists to broaden the way in which we presant and interpret the household's optimization problem to out students in Microeconomics course. It suggests that while maximizing utility subject to a budget constraint is mathematically equivalent to...
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We consider two types of consumers, educated and uneducated, with each preferring a different variety of goods. A decisive set of persons can impose compulsory education on all. We find conditions under which educated persons will want to impose compulsory education, and conditions under which...
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We consider a model with two types of consumers, with each preferring a different variety of goods, and with each better at producing the type of good it prefers to consume. We find that under plausible conditions members of the majority group earn a higher wage and enjoy higher utility than...
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