Titlebook: Welfare aspects of industrial markets; A. P. Jacquemin,H. W. Jong Book 1977 H. E. Stenfert Kroese B.V. 1977 Change.development.management.

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Branislav Šoškićential of these communities as rewarding areas for study is revealed in the literature on the pests of stored products, urban foxes and birds. The journals oflocal natural history societies have also provided a rich source of material as amateurs have never been averse to following the fortunes of t

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than any other acted as a catalyst to encourage me to start this task. One evening in the arid Australian bush, as I was returning to camp, the stirring of the air bathed me in a host of smells I had been unaware of in the stifling heat of the day. I found their effect on me quite extraordinary, for

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ribution. Models of ‘mixed’ or ‘impure’ altruism incorporate the idea that the valuation of the act of giving may be as important as the outcome of that act (that is, the valuation of the public good for which the donation is a contribution). In these models, the strong prediction of one-for-one crowding-out no longer holds.

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The Dominant Firm in Relation to Market Structuret shares and high rates of profit, despite the absence of large technical economies of scale. This has baffled scientific analysis, and it has put antitrust and regulatory policies in awkward positions. It has sown discord among us, setting ‘Chicagoans’ against others in the field.

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Inflation and Competitions competition policy. In recent years, official bodies such as the German . or the US Council of Economic Advisers emphasized the importance of a procompetitive or antimonopolistic policy for the fight against inflation. The labour unions (in Germany and, I believe, elsewhere as well) demand strict

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Oligopoly and Inflation-levels during the postwar period with the existence of non-competitive markets. Numerous empirical studies on administered prices are based on this hypothesis. It was, however, the obvious flaw that monopolies do account for higher prices but not for their continuous rise. This phenomenon cannot be

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