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Side 561
... actual sale proceeds and effective demand ( D ) equals expected sale proceeds . It follows that actual profits ( R ) would equal expected pro- fits ( Q ) plus windfall profits or losses ( F ) . That is , we have Q = D - NW and F = Y D ...
... actual sale proceeds and effective demand ( D ) equals expected sale proceeds . It follows that actual profits ( R ) would equal expected pro- fits ( Q ) plus windfall profits or losses ( F ) . That is , we have Q = D - NW and F = Y D ...
Side 566
... actual one that created actual profits which stimulated output , whereas the discrepancy between aggregate demand and supply prices in the General Theory is only an an- ticipated one which does not necessarily generate actual profits ...
... actual one that created actual profits which stimulated output , whereas the discrepancy between aggregate demand and supply prices in the General Theory is only an an- ticipated one which does not necessarily generate actual profits ...
Side 570
... actual income resulting to an entrepreneur from a particular decision . . . . The difference , if any , is due to a ... actual demand , so that output Q , may be sold at price P ' . Employment of N , therefore generates actual proceeds ...
... actual income resulting to an entrepreneur from a particular decision . . . . The difference , if any , is due to a ... actual demand , so that output Q , may be sold at price P ' . Employment of N , therefore generates actual proceeds ...
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