Traducción del artículo de Paul A. Samuelson, Journal of Economic Literature 32 (2) pp. 620-639 1994 Jun., Fil: Samuelson, Paul A. Massachusetts Institute of Technology; United States., Fil: Rayó, Antonio R. Universidad Nacional de Mar del Plata. Facultad de Ciencias…

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