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fixity
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fixity [′fik·səd·ē]
(civil engineering)
continuity
depth of fixity
The depth below ground level at which the soil firmly holds a pile.
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As discussed in more detail in Morrison (1988b), Morrison and Schwartz (1995), and Morrison and Siegel (1997, 1999), short-run input fixities can be accommodated by constructing a variable cost function G(p, x, Y, t), where p now includes only variable input prices and the quasi-fixed inputs are represented by the K components of the x vector.
Estimation of scale economies underlying growth and productivity: the ... by Siegel, Donald / Southern Economic Journal
CY~ elasticity can be used to interpret equation (2) further: |Delta~ ln C/|Delta~ ln Y = (|Delta~C/|Delta~Y)Y/C = MC/AC differs from one if either nonconstant returns (long run fixities) or short run fixities exist.
Productive and financial performance in U.S. manufacturing ... by Morrison, Catherine J. / Southern Economic Journal
 
 
 
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