Veblen's paradox

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• Веблена парадокс — [Veblen s paradox]   иногда его называют эффектом сноба; явление, которое противоречит всеобщему правилу, гласящему: чем ниже цена товара, тем выше спрос ( и наоборот). Наблюдается в случаях, когда, например, покупатели рассматривают снижение… …   Экономико-математический словарь

• Веблена парадокс — Иногда его называют эффектом сноба; явление, которое противоречит всеобщему правилу, гласящему: чем ниже цена товара, тем выше спрос (и наоборот). Наблюдается в случаях, когда, например, покупатели рассматривают снижение цены как свидетельство… …   Справочник технического переводчика

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