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Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Dept. of Economics
Language
English
Pages
29

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Subjects

Consumption (Economics), Mathematical models
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Probabilistic theory of demand, using Luce's theory of choice
1975, Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Dept. of Economics
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Edition Notes

Bibliography: p. 28-29.

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[Jerusalem]
Series
Research report - Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Department of Economics ; no. 73, Research report (Bet ha-sefer le-khalkalah ule-mada e ha-hevrah al shem E. Kaplan. Mahlakah le-khalkalah) ;, no. 73.

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Dewey Decimal Class
330/.01/51
Library of Congress
HB801 .S453

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Pagination
29 p. ;
Number of pages
29

Edition Identifiers

Open Library
OL4945370M
LCCN
76373070

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OL6949422W

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