Introduction, 452. — I. Theoretical considerations, 454. — II. Estimating the relation between the rate of growth and the gross incremental capitaloutput ratio, 455. III. Other factors affecting ky 456. — IV. Conclusions, comments, hypotheses, 459. — Appendix, 463.
Introduction, 588. — I. Nontraded input supply elasticities, 590. — II. Foreign supply elasticities, 592. — III. Substitution elasticities, 593. — IV. Sensitivity of effective rate to supply and substitution elasticity assumptions, 595.
Introduction, 602. — I. The internal innovative process, 604; the search, 604; the design and construction of equipment, 608; job design given capital equipment, 612. — II. The role of outside institutions, 615. — III. Conclusions, 619.
I. Introduction, 219. — II. The transcendental production function, 221. — III. An empirical test of the transcendental production function, 228. — IV. Conclusions, 237. — Appendix, 238.
I. Introduction: comparing allocation mechanisms in an ideal laboratory, 561. — II. The "administrative" period in postwar Yugoslavia, 567. — III. The decentralized mechanism in Yugoslavia, 572. — IV. The administrative and the decentralized periods: comparison of aggregates, 574. — V. The performance of the new mechanism: noncomparative analysis, 579. — VI. Concluding remarks, 585.
I. Introduction, 281. — II. The total productivity measure, 283. — III. A check on the measure, 286. — IV. Had Britain reached the limits of productivity change? 290. — V. Implications and conclusions, 295.
I. Statistical findings, 381; changes in the marginal productivity of labor in the subsistence sector, 381; changes in the wage rate in the subsistence sector, 384; relationship between the wage rate and marginal productivity in the subsistence sector, 387; elasticity of labor supply to the capitalist sector, 388; changes in the subsistence sector labor force, 390; concluding remarks, 394. — II. Examination of statistical studies by other writers, 395; comments on Fei-Ranis' conclusions, 395; comments on Jorgenson's conclusions, 398.— Appendix A: cross-sectional test of the marginal productivity theory, 400.— Appendix B: mathematical examinations of the changes in the capital-labor ratio, labor productivity, and the capital-output ratio, 401.
Introduction, 198. — I. Specific tax, 198. — II. Ad valorem tax, 202. — III. Comparisons of specific and ad valorem taxes, 204. — IV. Tax burdens, 208; pure competition with pecuniary external diseconomies, 209; pure competition with real external diseconomies, 212; monopoly with fixed factor, 213; monopoly plus monopsony, 215; monopoly with other internal disecono|mies, 216; other cost and supply patterns, 217.
I. Introduction, 240. — II. Price variations models of oligopoly, 241. — III. An experimental oligopoly market, 242. — IV. Hypotheses, 248. — V. Procedure, 249. — VI. Results, 251. — VII. Discussion, 257. — VIII. Summary and conclusions, 259.