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How accurate is duality?
In economic theory we know that with the use of some calculus, Hotellings Lemma and Sheppards lemma we can derive a given firms supply function and in term its Profit function. With data of a given firms costs, can we in fact get an accurate estimate of its profit function and supply function?
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