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The Constrained Sectors: I: Households—Basic Preferencespanies (in the latter case, they usually account for almost 100 per cent of the total). Therefore, the basic theory of financial asset choice should place considerable emphasis on the explanation of the holdings of the household sector.

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The Constrained Sectors: I:Households—Portfolio Reaction to Interest and Price Changesd in financial assets and housing, the acquisition of such assets implicitly involves a refusal to acquire alternative physical assets (such as land), or closely related assets (such as equities), with the foregoing of the prospective earnings on such assets. A change in the ratios of prospective in

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The Constrained Sectors: III. Financial Institutions—Financial Stocks are, in fact, longterm because they are credits granted on the explicit assumption that they will be renewed or extended on the expiration of their legally enforceable maturity. That is, financial institution balance-sheet structures are similar to the flow structures described above. Therefore, mo

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Graeme S. Dorranceearch institutes were now directly controlled by industrial organisations, these changes had important repercussions on the research network. The basic outlines of the changes were as follows: the large . which had been set up at the end of 1929 proved to be very cumbersome and soon developed the un

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urope, and, in the close future, on the global world. Most of this change is generating positive effects and even more optimistic expectations, but surely the difficulties to support and to render these results real and longlasting cannot be underestimated . In fact, difficulties in the adaptation,

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