Averch-Johnson effects
Averch-Johnson effects is the plural of Averch-Johnson effect.
Meaning of Averch-Johnson effect
Noun
Averch-Johnson effect (plural Averch-Johnson effects)
- The tendency of regulated companies to engage in excessive amounts of capital accumulation in order to expand the volume of their profits.
Questions about Averch-Johnson effects
- What is Averch-Johnson effects the plural of?
- Averch-Johnson effects is the plural of Averch-Johnson effect.
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