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... example , much has been said since World War II about the more aggressive nature of German businessmen as compared to their English counterparts . The emphasis on the role of the entrepreneur in economic growth stems from the ...
... example , much has been said since World War II about the more aggressive nature of German businessmen as compared to their English counterparts . The emphasis on the role of the entrepreneur in economic growth stems from the ...
Page 218
... example , investment increases by $ 10 , the extra $ 10 of expenditures will generate , assuming unemployed re- sources , an extra $ 10 of production and subsequently in- comes in the form of wages and profit . This increase , however ...
... example , investment increases by $ 10 , the extra $ 10 of expenditures will generate , assuming unemployed re- sources , an extra $ 10 of production and subsequently in- comes in the form of wages and profit . This increase , however ...
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... example just given was chosen as an extreme case to illustrate the magnitude of transient effects in high- power systems , but similar if less spectacular effects can also occur whenever current is suddenly interrupted in an inductive ...
... example just given was chosen as an extreme case to illustrate the magnitude of transient effects in high- power systems , but similar if less spectacular effects can also occur whenever current is suddenly interrupted in an inductive ...
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