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This paper presents a methodology for testing a standard assumption in growth theory: that preferences are homogeneous across economic agents. The authors apply the methodology in the specific context of international saving and investment behavior. The empirical results provide evidence of...
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This paper suggests a new look at corporate pricing policies in developing countries. Because of conditions discussed in the paper, the price elasticity of demand curves in individual markets may be much greater than companies assume. A shift to a low price/high volume may both increase profits...
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I am grateful to Professors Pedro Belli and Harsharanjeet Singh Jagpal for their comments, which provide a welcome opportunity to clarify some points in my paper.11“Multinational Corporate Pricing Strategy in the Developing Countries.” Journal of International Business Studies, Fall 1975....
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