Homogeneity designates goods, to which consumers do not have material, spatial or personal preferences. That is, that they are ready to exchange products one to one. Homogeneous goods do not have to be identical.

The homogeneity of the goods is one of the acceptance of the model of the perfect competition.

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• Adam Smith Lives!: IQ, Homogeneity and Classical Economics
  Less well known than this Smithian perspective on natural homogeneity, is the attack and eventual demise of economic man late in the nineteenth century and ...


• Human capital homogeneity and economic growth
  Author(s): Koo-woong Park. 2004 Abstract: We study the effects of human capital homogeneity on economic growth with a two-sector model.


• Multiplex programming in the UK: the economics of homogeneity ...
  Multiplex programming in the UK: the economics of homogeneity. Deborah Allison. What determines the selection of films that end up on the screens of UK ...


• Persuasion: Reflections on Economics, Data and the 'Homogeneity ...
  Downloadable ! Author(s): Adam Fforde. 2004 Abstract: This paper discusses issues to do with the empirical basis of modern economics and points towards the ...


• Persuasion: Reflections on economics, data, and the 'homogeneity ...
  Downloadable ! Author(s): Adam Fforde. 2005 Abstract: This paper discusses issues to do with the empirical basis of modern economics and points towards the ...


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