- L.F.
Deardorff & Sons Inc. was a
manufacturer of wooden-construction, large-format 4"x5" and
larger bellows view
camera from 1923
through 1988. They were...
- Policy, Ann Arbor.
Deardorff received his Ph.D. in
Economics from
Cornell University in 1971.
Deardorff is the
author of
Deardorffs'
Glossary of International...
- (economics) Alan V.
Deardorff, 2006.
Terms Of Trade:
Glossary of
International Economics,
World Scientific.
Online version:
Deardorffs'
Glossary of International...
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stronger that country's economy. Glossary,
International Economics. "
Deardorffs'
Glossary of
International Economics entry".
Retrieved 21
September 2011...
- ISBN 978-0-7656-0479-8.
Blaug (2017), p. 343.
Deardorff, Alan V. (2016). "Division of labor".
Deardorffs'
Glossary of
International Economics. University...
- Again" was
covered by soft rock duo
Deardorff &
Joseph for
their eponymous debut album,
released on Arista.
After Deardorff &
Joseph disbanded,
Marcia Day...
-
accounted for by
comparative advantage. Nonetheless,
economists like Alan
Deardorff,
Avinash Dixit,
Gottfried Haberler, and
Victor D.
Norman have responded...
-
extending between Tate
Glacier and
Moffett Glacier to the east,
Mount Deardorff,
Mount Alice Gade and
Mount Maloney. 85°39′S 165°08′W / 85.650°S 165...
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arriving volume. The
model is
attributed to Paul Samuelson's 1954
article in
Deardorffs'
Glossary of
International Economics. Paul Krugman's 1991
paper on Economic...
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country where the
taxed product is
being sold. Alan V.
Deardorff (2000),
Destination Principle,
Deardorffs'
Glossary of
International Economics,
retrieved February...
