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The Meaning of the Fitted Cobb-Douglas Function

E. H. Phelps Brown
Quarterly Journal of Economics 1957 71(4), 546
I. The claim to consideration, 546; four striking features of the findings, 547. — II. The fit to time series, 548; results depend on historical rates of growth, 550. — III. The fit to cross sections, 552; the effect of predominantly equal proportionate changes in labor-force, capital, and net value product between one industry and another, 553; a systematic relation between interindustry differences in net value product and those in the proportionate combination of factors, 555; its possible explanation, 556. — IV. Conclusion, 558.

Electronics.

Robert J. Samson; Robert H. Gregory
The Accounting Review 1957 32(3), 525-527
Reviews two books on electronics. "Office Work and Automation," by Howard S. Levin; "Appraising the Economics of Electronic Computers," by Wallace Frank.