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• Again, there are different imperfect markets depending on what assumption is relaxed.
• The real estate market is an example of a very imperfect market.
• According to FDI wherein an imperfect market structure is the key element.
• So, in this imperfect market, do you expect the clove trade to be liberalized?
• An imperfect market structure allows these corporate elites to determine the overall market performance.
• They operate in a complex combination of imperfect markets, monopsonies, labor unions, and other institutions.
• It is therefore the case that imperfect markets are often better than imperfect governmental alternatives.
• "It's an imperfect market, " he said.
• The nature of the imperfect market shock depends on what assumption of the perfect market is voided.
• The Reading School, by contrast, emphasized the efficiency gains that multinational enterprises can generate in a world of imperfect markets.
• If the firm is able to sell its transfer goods in an imperfect market, then it need not be a price taker.
• In imperfect markets, the diagram would have to be adjusted because MFC L would then be equal to the wage rate divided by marginal costs.
• Stiglitz's elaborate theories about imperfect markets _ left to themselves, markets rarely produce optimum results, his research found _ are now standard fare in economics courses.
• New Keynesian economics, which developed partly in response to new classical economics, strives to provide microeconomic foundations to Keynesian economics by showing how imperfect markets can justify demand management.
• REEEP also works with entrepreneurs to perform Outcome Mapping, a critical element of any project that relies on specific actions or behavioural changes from a broad group of stakeholders amid imperfect market settings.
• Romer ( 1987, 1990 ) and signi
  鹀ant contributions by Aghion and Howitt ( 1992 ) and Grossman and Helpman ( 1991 ), incorporated imperfect markets and R & D to the growth model.
• Even when some of the assumptions required for neoclassical theory are not in place resulting in an imperfect market and the results of neoclassical theory becoming distorted or failing, comparing the result with neoclassical theory can prove useful.
• Ask Stiglitz how his thinking evolved, and he mentions his parents and his upbringing in Gary, Ind ., where his public-school classmates, the children of steelworkers, made him familiar with layoffs and mill closings and _ though he would not have so labeled it at the time _ imperfect markets.