I. Introduction, 299. — II. Changes in employment patterns, 300. — III. Negro population changes in the urban areas, 304. — IV. A model of decentralization of employment and its impact on the urban negro's employment problem, 304. — V. The regression results, 307. — VI. Conclusions and implications, 309.

I. Introduction, 170. — II. The "pure" Soviet-type index, 173. — III. The output index with value-added weights, 176. — IV. Empirical experiments, 182. — Mathematical appendix, 186.

Journal Article On Maturity Measures of the Public Debt: Comment Get access D. A. Bowers D. A. Bowers Bowery Savings Bank, New York Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar The Quarterly Journal of Economics, Volume 79, Issue 2, May 1965, Pages 317–321, https://doi.org/10.2307/1880636 Published: 01 May 1965

Journal Article Regional Allocation of Investment: Comment Get access Michael D. Intriligator Michael D. Intriligator The RAND Corporation, University of California, Los Angeles Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar The Quarterly Journal of Economics, Volume 78, Issue 4, November 1964, Pages 659–662, https://doi.org/10.2307/1879665 Published: 01 November 1964

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I. Introduction, 167. — II. The prewar wage and price trends, 172. — III. The wage inflation of the thirties, 175. — IV. Wartime inflation, 181. — V. Postwar deflation, 183. — VI. Concluding remarks, 188.

I. Various measures proposed, 307. — II. A more moderate program, 315. — III. Conclusion, 323.

I. Introduction, 368. — II. Pre-Soviet history, 369. — III. Early Soviet projects, 372. — IV. The Combine controversy, 375. — V. Implementation: 1928–1937, 378. — VI. De-emphasis on the Combine, 1937–1955, 383. — VII. The Sixth Five Year Plan, 1956–1960, 387. — VIII. Criteria of evaluation, 389. — IX. Evaluation of the Combine, 395. — X. Summary, 403.

I. Introduction, 327; the measurement of concentration, 328; are most industries concentrated?, 329. — II. Concentration and oligopoly not identical, 331; the importance of conditions of supply, 332; “ease of entry” and “elasticity of supply,” 336; agricultural programs an example of concentration, 339; need for studies of elasticity of supply, 340. — III. Oligopoly may not raise prices, 341; appraising certain empirical evidence, 344. — IV. Summary and conclusion, 345.