Trade in Public Goods: A Diagrammatic Analysis
I. Optimum trade in public goods, 63. — II. The all-or-none offer, 70.— III. The core of Pareto-optimal outcomes, 73. — IV. Summary, 78.
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Technology, Profit Risk, and Assessments of Market Performance
I. Short-run cost and profit risk, 450. — II. Evidence that cost fixity affects profit risk, 452. — III. Cost behavior and firm size, 454. — IV. Links between market structure and market performance, 457. — V. Summary, 462.
Preferential Tax Treatment of Capital Gains, Optimal Dividend Policy, and Capital Budgeting
I. Introduction and summary, 226. — II. Valuation, 228. — III. Optimal dividend policy, 229. — IV. An empirical test, 234. — V. Comparative statics, 235. — VI. Capital budgeting, 237. — VII. Policy implications, 241.
On the Leontief Dynamic Inverse
1. Introduction, 693. — 2. The Leontief procedure, 693. — 3. A forward integration procedure, 695.
Exports and Economic Growth: The Case of Postwar Japan
I. Introduction, 617. — II. The contribution of exports to growth, 618. — III. The cyclical effect of exports, 626. — Mathematical appendix, 630.
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A Note on X-Efficiency and Profit Maximization
Journal Article A Note on X-Efficiency and Profit Maximization Get access K. J. Blois K. J. Blois University of Technology, Loughborough, England Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar The Quarterly Journal of Economics, Volume 86, Issue 2, May 1972, Pages 310–312, https://doi.org/10.2307/1880566 Published: 01 May 1972
A Note on the Rules of Derived Demand
I. The model, 512. —II. Profit maximization (PM), 513. —III. Sales revenue maximization (SRM), 515. — IV. Conclusion, 517.
The Role of Money in Economic Growth
I. The functions of money, 384. — II. The new monetary growth models, 388.