market_module_for_agricultural_outputs
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market_module_for_agricultural_outputs [2020/04/07 09:39] – [Behavioural equations for the processing industry] matsz | market_module_for_agricultural_outputs [2020/04/10 08:45] – [Price linkages] matsz | ||
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The Armington aggregator functions are already shown in the diagram above. The compositions inside of the Armington composite goods can be derived from first order conditions of utility maximisation under budget constraints and lead to the following conditions: | The Armington aggregator functions are already shown in the diagram above. The compositions inside of the Armington composite goods can be derived from first order conditions of utility maximisation under budget constraints and lead to the following conditions: | ||
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- | \frac{v\_arm2Quant_{i, | + | \frac{v\_arm2Quant_{i, |
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- | \frac{v\_tradeFlows_{i, | + | \frac{v\_tradeFlows_{i, |
\end{equation} | \end{equation} | ||
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