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The capital theory controversy
Burmeister, Edwin - In: Critical essays on Piero Sraffa's legacy in economics, (pp. 305-314). 2000
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[Rezension von: Kurz, Heinz D., ..., Theory of production]
Burmeister, Edwin - In: Journal of economic literature 34 (1996) 3, pp. 1344-1346
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On the assumption of convergent rational expectations
Burmeister, Edwin - In: Issues in contemporary macroeconomics and distribution, (pp. 258-269). 1985
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Equal organic composition of capital and regularity
Burmeister, Edwin - In: Metroeconomica : international review of economics 59 (2008) 3, pp. 323-346
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Staggered and synchronized price policies under inflation : the multiproduct monopoly case
Sheshinski, Eytan - In: The review of economic studies 59 (1992) 2, pp. 331-359
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A simple model of optimum life-cycle consumption with earnings uncertainty
Sheshinski, Eytan - In: Journal of economic theory 49 (1989) 1, pp. 169-178
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Note on the shape of the optimum income tax schedule
Sheshinski, Eytan - In: Journal of public economics 40 (1989) 2, pp. 201-215
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Annuities and retirement
Sheshinski, Eytan - In: Assets, beliefs, and equilibria in economic dynamics : …, (pp. 27-53). 2004
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Bounded rationality and socially optimal limits on choice in a self-selection model
Sheshinski, Eytan - 2003
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Note on the optimum pricing of annuities
Sheshinski, Eytan - 2003
In a perfectly competitive market for annuities with full information, the price of annuities is equal to individuals' (discounted) survival probabilities. That is, prices are actuarially fair. In contrast, the pricing implicit in social security systems invariably allows for cross subsidization...
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