Journal Article The Accelerator and Technical Progress Get access A. A. Walters A. A. Walters Birmingham Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar The Review of Economic Studies, Volume 30, Issue 1, February 1963, Pages 1–15, https://doi.org/10.2307/2296025 Published: 01 February 1963

Role of accounting, Productive resources

Статья представляет собой несложный обзор различных подходов к построению производственных функций и обсуждение связанных с этим проблем (агрегирование и т. п.). Функции затрат рассматриваются как заменитель производственной функции, так как первые намного легче оценить на практике. Во второй части статьи автор рассматривает все наиболее значимые попытки статистического исследования произвосдтвенных функций и функций затрат.

1. The theoretical foundations of the aggregate production function give one grounds for doubting whether the concept is at all useful. Nevertheless, the temptation to discuss movements in indices of input and output in terms of such a function is difficult to resist. And there is no doubt that it is useful to rationalize the data along these lines. In his analysis of the aggregate production function in the United States, Solow derived many useful results.1 These findings, however, depended on the assumption of constant returns to scale in the aggregate production function. This assumption simplified the analysis considerably. Solow found the capital coefficient a, in the Cobb-Douglas, from the proportion of income going to capital; then, by subtracting from output per unit of capital (X/K) the product of (1 a) and capital per

The style that is the man, 518. — Before the break, 519. — Life at the top, 520. — The ever after, 521. — Some Robertsonian contributions, 522. —Conclusion, 535.

I. Credit expansion versus monetary expansion in the theory of monetary policy, 486. — II. The balance sheet identity, 489. — III. The credit control identity, 491. — IV. A static credit expansion multiplier, 492. — V. A priori magnitude of the multiplier, 494. — VI. Variability of the security-asset ratio, 496. — VII. A multiplier incorporating portfolio reactions, 496. — VIII. Tentative empirical verification, 498.

Journal Article The Animal Farm: A Mathematical Model for the Discussion of Social Standards for Control of the Environment Get access Harold A. Thomas, Jr. Harold A. Thomas, Jr. Harvard University Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar The Quarterly Journal of Economics, Volume 77, Issue 1, February 1963, Pages 143–148, https://doi.org/10.2307/1879377 Published: 01 February 1963