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Both measures are similar in as far as they measure the costs of primary factor
use compared to opportunity costs , though on a different value added basis .
Both measures have to be interpreted carefully because a high rate means either
...
Both measures are similar in as far as they measure the costs of primary factor
use compared to opportunity costs , though on a different value added basis .
Both measures have to be interpreted carefully because a high rate means either
...
Page 170
30 To summarize , the Corden measure ( CERP ) is , in contrast to the Balassa
measure ( ERP ) , a measure of direct and indirect primary factor inputs . It has
some disadvantages compared with the ERP as discussed above . The DRC ...
30 To summarize , the Corden measure ( CERP ) is , in contrast to the Balassa
measure ( ERP ) , a measure of direct and indirect primary factor inputs . It has
some disadvantages compared with the ERP as discussed above . The DRC ...
Page 188
Desire for additional children within this subgroup is thus analysed as the
dependent variable rather than measures like children ever - born or child -
woman ratios . Although there are some problems inherent in the measurement
of ideal ...
Desire for additional children within this subgroup is thus analysed as the
dependent variable rather than measures like children ever - born or child -
woman ratios . Although there are some problems inherent in the measurement
of ideal ...
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