A Fourth Desideratum: The CES Cost Function and the Sustainable Configuration of Multiproduct Firms

Article Abstract:

It is posited that for an industry in which multi-product companies use Constant Elasticity of Substitution (CES) cost functions, the sustainable configuration does not suggest the existence of a multiplicity of multi-product companies.

Elasticity (Economics)

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The Economic Efficiency of Policy Reform and Partial Market Liberalization under Transaction Costs

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A general multi-commodity, multi-agent model is presented in which transaction costs are delineated as resource costs utilized in the exchange process. The model is applied to distorted market equilibrium and findings are discussed.

United States, France, Science & research, Research, Equilibrium (Economics), Economic reform, Process costing

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'Don't Know Much About Historya': Revisiting the Impact of Curriculum on Subsequent Labour Market Outcomes

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Neural network models and regression analysis of wage determination show strong interaction effects and non-linearities between earnings and school curriculum. Implications are discussed.

Public affairs, Social aspects, Economic aspects, Influence, Neural networks, Education, Wages, Wages and salaries, Academic achievement, Regression analysis, Neural network, Curriculum, Salary

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