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- Page 21 and 22: 21Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels 21
- Page 23 and 24: 23meet human needs. A man uses the
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53The trend discovered by A. Philip
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55Academy of Sciences was raised to
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57n - number of product types.The g
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59submit the requested initial data
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61At the same time, the Marshall Pl
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63It is possible to argue that the
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65economic and technical developmen
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67These transformations were not du
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69Leontyev’s ideas are now quite
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712010 then this crisis would inevi
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73however, to say that economic pot
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75earthquake. However, seismology i
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77It is here that the issue of iden
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79there is some authority that has
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81The constructions of the kind are
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83I should, however, note that the
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85however, do not affect the bed-ro
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87second pair of socks you buy less
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89Our total gain resulting from the
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91The costs incurred by the seller
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93V 1 and V 2 are annual outputs of
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95It should be noted that in the ab
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97This also holds true for demand d
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99VolumeFig. 5SUPPLYDEMANDS min S m
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101for those goods exceeds the high
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S min T min С о S max T maxPrice
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105The demand-supply situation is a
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107cases the curve's shape drastica
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109Before 1985 two major sources of
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111The suggested approach enables a
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113VolumeFig. 14SUPPLYС оDEMANDS
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115Fig. 16Equipment T> С supРENTE
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117etc. the methods and places of p
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119of a producer does not give it a
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121in recognition of his efforts an
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123The highest demand for labour is
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125to the insight into the economic
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127etc.). The number of people belo
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129period t;:V tj means the volume
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131(marketer). Waiving the marketin
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133A higher price suggests higher r
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135an individual consumer demand is
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137market situation with a certain
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139The question is what we get by a
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141satisfaction” is equal to the
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143satisfaction of infinite social
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145economic practice of the rate of
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147The introduction of the algorith
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1491 1 1 1E 2 = [DON21 xR1 + E M1
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151The above estimates show that th
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153VolumeFig. 25V lDEMANDS l L DSUP
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155Therefore, the equilibrium price
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157quality. Funny enough, the econo
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159properties. Since in addition to
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161An example of the consumer resou
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163Fig. 26Volume, tV 1 V 1SUPPLYV 2
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165law of thermodynamics. The energ
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167equipment does not affect the gr
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169funded human activities and hous
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171economic), complementary (increa
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173A bridge construction by a busin
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175A motive actualization within th
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177Objectively no socioeconomic sys
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179transformation began of the coun
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181qualitative assessment of the cr
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183Under the hypothesis I suggest a
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185so called “state property” b
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187implemented in such “economic
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189The same employee performing the
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191of stock prices are directly rel
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193As regards natural (non-extreme)
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195In addition to idolizing the pac
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197priority of production volume ov
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199SimulationUnder certain conditio
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201The simulation of economy in the
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203or at least results someone need
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205indulge in sentiment. Additional
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207When such conflict is suppressed
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209There are two types of economic
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211detailed reports on an extended
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213According to J. Kornai the impos
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215approved. The absence of «owner
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217rate being 95% to 99%. No one pu
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219Any attempt at introducing tight
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221R k means return on equity;R s m
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223abyss of starvation and chaos. T
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225financial tools of deriving reve
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227rigidity of economic constraints