Production, interest, and saving in deterministic economies with additive endowments
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Stationary equilibria are constructed for a series of nonstochastic production economies in which the decisions of producers, wage earners, shareholders, and savers modulate, via a ``production function, the endowment variables in an additive fashion. The endowment variable is a known (deterministic) positive constant, the same from period to period. The efficiency of each model is compared to that of a single agent who produces for personal consumption.
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