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Page 237
... increase in exports to re - equate the marginal revenues if the foreign price falls slowly as supply increases than if it falls rapidly . And it will fall more slowly as quantity increases the more elastic is the demand curve . Finally ...
... increase in exports to re - equate the marginal revenues if the foreign price falls slowly as supply increases than if it falls rapidly . And it will fall more slowly as quantity increases the more elastic is the demand curve . Finally ...
Page 238
... increase because of the inability to increase output and the zero elasticity of home demand . It is , however , correct to say that over the range of the foreign demand curve that exports rise , foreign exchange earnings will increase ...
... increase because of the inability to increase output and the zero elasticity of home demand . It is , however , correct to say that over the range of the foreign demand curve that exports rise , foreign exchange earnings will increase ...
Page 306
... increasing output per unit of labour , will not necessarily increase the yield per unit of land . The case against the mechanization of farming is an over simplification , for , while mechanization does not necessarily have any ...
... increasing output per unit of labour , will not necessarily increase the yield per unit of land . The case against the mechanization of farming is an over simplification , for , while mechanization does not necessarily have any ...
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