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On shadow pricing.

By: Tower, Edward.

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BookSeries: World Bank staff working paper; no. 792. Publisher: Washington : World Bank, 1986Subject(s): Pricing | Economic policySummary: Uses general equilibrium methodology to explain the logical foundations of shadow prices and the techniques for deriving shadow price expressions.

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On shadow pricing.

By: Tower, Edward.