Towards a More General Model of Land Tenancy and Reform
Introduction, 567. — I. Market structure of land leasing, 569. — II. Oligopoly land market, 573.
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Specific Taxes and the Control of Pollution: A General Equilibrium Analysis
I. Introduction, 503. — II. The model, 505. — III. Decentralized equilibrium with effluent charges, 512. — IV. Two classical welfare theorems for an economy containing pollution, 516. — V. Concluding comments, 522.
The Income Distribution as a Pure Public Good: A Response
I. Brown, Fane, and Medoff, 316. — II. Canterbery and Tuckman, 317. — III. Hochman, Rodgers, and Tullock, 318.
Cost of Price Stabilization Policies in a Strongly Inflationary Economy
I. A short-run model of inflation and output, 45. — II. Empirical evaluation, 53. — III. Discussion of the results, 54. — Appendix: Some of the implicit assumptions of the model, 58.
The Income Distribution as a Pure Public Good: Comment
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A Socioeconomic Model of Induced Innovations for Argentine Agricultural Development
I. The inducement of innovations, 412. — II. Decision processes in the inducement of innovations, 415. — III. The adoption of new technologies, 422. — IV. The adjustment path of actual to latent demand, 424. — V. Induced innovations and Argentine agricultural development, 428.
Macro Policy Goals in the Postwar Period: A Study in Revealed Preference
I. Framework of the analysis, 26. — II. Macro policy weights in the postwar period, 30. — III. Conclusion, 43.
Time as the Ultimate Source of Utility
The barebones model, 668. — What role for goods? 669. — The complexity of time-related decisions, 670. — Externalities and schedules, 671. — Inefficient allocations, 672. — Valuing time allocations, 673.
Income and Substitution Effects in the Linder Theorem
1. The modified Linder Theorem, 630. — 2. The role of the income effect, 631. —3. Concluding comment, 632.
Worker Management and the Modern Industrial Enterprise
I. The behavior of the labor-managed enterprise, 377. — II. The capitalist twin, 381. — III. The separation of ownership and control, 385. — IV. Self-financing and investment incentives, 390. — V. Conclusions, 391.