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EFFECT OF THE DEPRESSION UPON EARNINGS AND PRICES OF REGULATED AND NONREGULATED INDUSTRIES.

The assumption is commonly made that the behavior of prices and earnings during a depression is radically different in regulated and nonregulated industries. It is the purpose of this article to offer approximate measurements of the differences that have recently appeared and by a sampling process t...

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Published in:American Economic Review Vol. 26; pp. 36 - 46
Main Authors: Epstein, Ralph C., Sumner, John D.
Format: Article
Published: American Economic Association Mar36 Supplement
Subjects:
Depressions (Economics)
Great Depression, 1929-1939
Prices
Corporate profits
Regulated industries
Business cycles
Wages
Price fixing
Monopolistic competition
Competitive advantage in business
United States
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