Knowledge that Transforms

Introduction, 137. — Approximation of p, 139. — A rough statistical test, 141. — Appraisal and further remarks, 143. — Appendix I, 144. — Appendix II, 144. — Appendix III, 145.

I. Introduction, 296. — II. Changes in the experiment, 297. — III. The method of the experiment, 298. — IV. Results and comparison with Fouraker and Siegel, 299. — V. Other related results, 305. — VI. Summary, 307. — Appendix I, 308. — Appendix II, 310.

I. The concept of open market strategy, 2. — II. The money market strategy, 3. — III. Recommendations for procedural change, 20 — IV. Recent tendencies in open market strategy, 26. — V. Concluding comment, 30.

I. Introduction, 48. — II. A preliminary model for the valuation of convertible bonds, 49. — III. Statistical implementation of the model, 51. — IV. Altering the assumptions, 54. — V. Summary comment, 59.

I. Introduction, 73. — II. The formal model, 75. — III. The functions and parameter values in the simulation, 77. — IV. The notion of stochastic equilibrium, 79. — V. Results of the simulation, 81. — VI. A numerical example, 84. — Appendix, 86.

Introduction, 60. — A Markov expectations model, 61. — Markov forecasts of the future interest rates, 66. — Observed yield curves, 69.

I. Introduction, 520. — II. A “nonswitching†case, 520. — III. Requirements for the theorem, 523. — IV. Possibility of the atavism, 524.

I. Introduction, 88. — II. Growth of manufacturing production and employment, 90. — III. Problem of maximizing the output from capital in developing countries, 93. — IV. The effective supply of labor and capital-intensive techniques of production, 97. — V. No drastic rule to introduce the latest labor-saving techniques of advanced industrial countries, 102. — VI. Conclusion, 104.

What is the problem? 208. — Have benefits been overestimated? 211. — How did we get to where we are? 212. — What changes in welfare economics theory are needed? 213. — What is the evidence that trade-offs can be determined? 218. —The lesson, 225.

I. Introduction, 361. —II. The model, 362. —III. Some solutions, 365.— IV. Role of international tax agreement, 368. — V. The strategic aspects of international investments, 370. — VI. Summary and conclusion, 374.