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Optimal Solution of a Dynamic Leontief Model with Substitution
The Structure and Growth of the Italian Economy
Problems of Capital Formation in Underdeveloped Countries
Equality of Factor Prices in World Trade
Upper Bounds, Secondary Constraints, and Block Triangularity in Linear Programming
Abstract : Short cut computational methods are developed for solving systems whose matrices may be generally described as block triangular.
The Measurement of Consumers' Expenditure and Behaviour in the United Kingdom, 1920-1938, Volume I
Production Planning Over Time and the Nature of the Expectation and Planning Horizon
Income Distributions: A New Model
This paper endeavours to present a simple model to explain the frequency distribution of income by adding birth and death considerations to the more usual random shock system type of model. The form of this model turns out to be a Gram-Charlier distribution subject to a linear logarithmic transformation, the parameters of which are meaningful and significant. A tentative method of fitting such curves is suggested and the values of the parameters discussed.