Knowledge that Transforms

I. The basic choice situation, 622. — II. Specification of the probabilistic elements of the problem, 624. — III. Optimal enlistment strategies, 626. — IV. The effect of variations in transition rates on the optimal strategy, 629. — V. Uncertainty cost, 632. — VI. Temporary deferments, 634. — VII. Deferment as the subject of strategy, 635. — VIII. Possible empirical application, 636. — IX. Summary and concluding remarks, 637.

Introduction, 143. — Test structure, 146. — Data, 147. — Results, 148. — Summary and conclusions, 150.

I. The basic model, 314. — II. Conditions determining the proper pairing of instruments and goals, 317. — III. Tax rates and interest rates as instruments, 319; government purchases and interest rates, 324; government purchases and tax rates, 325. — IV. Summary, 325.

Journal Article A Model of the Demand for Money by Firms: Comment Get access Martin Weitzman Martin Weitzman Yale University Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar The Quarterly Journal of Economics, Volume 82, Issue 1, February 1968, Pages 161–164, https://doi.org/10.2307/1882250 Published: 01 February 1968

I. Introduction, 419. — II. Elasticity of supply of savings, 420. — III. Analysis under uncertainty, 427. — IV. Implications, 434.

Journal Article The Opportunity Costs of Public Investment: Comment Get access Peter Diamond Peter Diamond Massachusetts Institute of Technology Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar The Quarterly Journal of Economics, Volume 82, Issue 4, November 1968, Pages 682–688, https://doi.org/10.2307/1879607 Published: 01 November 1968

I. Introduction, 666. — II. Expectations and deterministic stability, 668. — III. Stochastic stability, 672. — IV. Stochastic stability of simple first order system, 675. — V. Stochastic stability of short-run fluctuations, 676. — VI. Stochastic stability with autocorrelated disturbances, 680. — VII. Concluding remarks, 681.

Introduction, 152. — Method of analysis, 153. — Determination of returns to human capital, 156. — Results of the study, 158. — Conclusion, 160.

Introduction, 349. — Objectivity or maximization? 351. — Goals and their sources, 353. — Goals and instruments, 357. — Sources of influence, 365. — Maximizing effectiveness of advice, 369. — Analytical approaches, 375.

I. Introduction, 326. — II. Marshall's stability conditions versus the elasticity criterion, 327. — III. Some related problems, 329. — IV. Temporary equilibrium and its stability, 331. — V. Long-run equilibrium and its stability, 332. — VI. Stability conditions and the elasticities of offer curves, 335. — VII. Concluding remarks, 336.