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into a "real part" due to the changes in quantities and an inflation due to the changes of prices. Examples are: real …
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value into a ?real part? due to the changes in quantities and an inflation due to the changes in prices. Examples are: real …
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'real part' due to the changes in quantities and an inflation due to the changes in prices. Examples are: real national … set of integrated accounts to measure changes in relative prices as well as the sectoral sources of inflation. …
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'real part' due to the changes in quantities and an inflation due to the changes in prices. Examples are: real national … set of integrated accounts to measure changes in relative prices as well as the sectoral sources of inflation. …
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value into a ?real part? due to the changes in quantities and an inflation due to the changes in prices. Examples are: real …
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into a ‘real part’ due to the changes in quantities and an inflation due to the changes of prices. Examples are: real …
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The paper discusses measurement, primarily in economics, from both analytical and historical perspectives. The historical section traces the commitment to ordinalism on the part of economic theorists from the doctrinal disputes between classical economics and marginalism, through the struggle of...
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The paper discusses measurement, primarily in economics, from both analytical and historical perspectives. The historical section traces the commitment to ordinalism on the part of economic theorists from the doctrinal disputes between classical economics and marginalism, through the struggle of...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10003470555
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The paper discusses measurement, primarily in economics, from both analytical and historical perspectives. The historical section traces the commitment to ordinalism on the part of economic theorists from the doctrinal disputes between classical economics and marginalism, through the struggle of...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10005187316