Pakistan Development Review, Volume 14Pakistan Institute of Development Economics, 1975 - Pakistan |
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Page 300
... accounting price cannot be determined by multiplying its market price by a conversion factor because there is no f.o.b. or c.i.f. reference price on which the conversion factor can be based . Rather the social value of sugar- cane must ...
... accounting price cannot be determined by multiplying its market price by a conversion factor because there is no f.o.b. or c.i.f. reference price on which the conversion factor can be based . Rather the social value of sugar- cane must ...
Page 308
... accounting costs . Taxes are treated as a transfer payment . Rent has been ignored since it is part of the return to land which is being calculated . Table 7 summarizes all the input costs in domes- tic and accounting prices . Social ...
... accounting costs . Taxes are treated as a transfer payment . Rent has been ignored since it is part of the return to land which is being calculated . Table 7 summarizes all the input costs in domes- tic and accounting prices . Social ...
Page 309
... accounting value of output exceeds its domestic market value by an extent which is greater than the amount by which the accounting value of input costs are greater than their domestic value . For cotton , the reverse is true . It is ...
... accounting value of output exceeds its domestic market value by an extent which is greater than the amount by which the accounting value of input costs are greater than their domestic value . For cotton , the reverse is true . It is ...
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