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... The issue is important for CGE modelers because explicit direct additivity (as in the linear expenditure system [LES]) is often the modeler’s default choice: this leaves us firmly in the world of (a). Hanoch’s implicit ... See full document

... In the first-best case, the government can implement lump-sum taxes t (lump-sum transfers, if t < 0), and a consumption tax τ. The consumer price of the private good, in terms of labor units, is q = 1 + τ. Then, a ... See full document

... In the next section we introduce the notation and present the comparative static in the case of quasi-linear and Cobb-Douglas utility for the model with a …nite number of consumers. This is ... See full document

... a Cobb-Douglas function of stocks of technical knowledge and if the instantaneous utility of the representative family is logarithmic, then the economy exhibits well-behaved dynamics: there is a ... See full document

... DOI: 10.4236/tel.2018.811155 2402 Theoretical Economics Letters model in the following. We first assume that the population born at each period has a certain frequency distribution depending on different utility ... See full document

... Serbia is also a good example of foreign direct investment influence on domestic output (Table 5). There is positive significance related to foreign ownership (p < 0.01), which gives good grounds of the claim that ... See full document

... discounted utility of consumption rate for a finite horizon with the assumption that the consumer has a logarithmic utility for his/her consumption ... See full document

... consumer utility maximization problem under these preferences and derive a simultaneous system of two equations corresponding to a static and an inter-temporal equation of consumption and leisure ...the ... See full document

... by Cobb-Douglas utility functions, the SWE and the CWE can coincide only if 1) the atoms have the same endowments and preferences and 2) the elasticity of the best response functions is ... See full document

... by Cobb-Douglas utility functions, and when the atoms have the same endowments and utility functions, the SCE and the CE coincide if and only if the followers’ best responses functions have a ... See full document

... CES utility, it is important to investigate the effect of the elasticity of substitution between consumption and leisure on the optimal ...higher utility than an economic agent with a small elasticity of ... See full document

... First, we prove an exact irrelevance proposition: If the production function is Cobb-Douglas, preferences are represented by a time-additive expected utility function consistent with bal[r] ... See full document

... a Cobb Douglas utility function to determine the optimal number of tenured or tenured track faculty positions in each department in the College of Business at the University of Central ... See full document

... In this paper, the neoclassical model is extended for the general case of economic growth, which can be represented as the sum of cyclical and growth components. If the general formulation of the golden rule of capital ... See full document

... In general, Hoch's estimates tended to show a smaller bias and variance in larger samples and in models in which the variance of the "technical" disturbance was small compared to the var[r] ... See full document

... with Cobb- Douglas production functions published in the area of agricultural economics is a testimony to the important role played by these models, by using ordinary least squares regression methodology ... See full document

... The output of banana and plantains allocative efficiency regression by using the Cobb Douglas function showed that the inputs concerned with the quantity of banana and p[r] ... See full document

... and eventually (2009) provided an estimate of the Lipschitz constant for the (nonlinear) maps of the IFS defining the optimal policy in a class of stochastic one-sector optimal growth models in the Brock and ... See full document

... a Cobb-Douglas technology, while education requires only human capital, as suggested by Lucas ...the Cobb-Douglas production function and of the human capital production function, and on the ... See full document

... Through analysis of the literature, it can be clearly found that R&D expenditures and R&D spillover have significant and positive contributions to the productivity of high-tech industries. Most of the past ... See full document