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Chapter Four

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UNIT II: FIRMS & MARKETS

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Chapter 7

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The Theory of Production

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Chapter 7

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PRODUCTION AND COSTS: THE SHORT RUN

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Production Function

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Factor Price Equilibrium

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Introduction I?Growth accounting methodology A?The logic :

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5. x. ECONOMETRICS. x. CHAPTER. x. x. x. Functional Forms and Regression Models. The X and Y variables do not have to be linear. (The model must be linear in parameters.). ?. Y i = B 1 + B 2 ln(X i 2 ) + u i. This is okay, even though it is not linear in the

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The Solow Growth Model (neo-classical growth model)

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Long-Run Costs*

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