Unpublished data supplied in correspondence by the Department of Commerce. Nontax payments and motor vehicle licenses are published in National Income, I95I edition, p. I54. These nontax and miscellaneous tax items have been allocated to our three income shares in proportion to the occupational distribution of the population to obtain an alternative concept of disposable income adding up to the estimates of the total published by the Department of Commerce. The occupational distribution of the population among employees, farm operators, and proprietors was estimated from the I930 and I940 Census tabulations. Intervening years are interpolated from these benchmarks so as to have the same year-to-year percentage changes as the estimates by the Department of Commerce of full-time employees, farm operators, and proprietors. See National Income, I95I edition, pp. i8o-8i, I86-87.

Chiou-shuang Yan, Edward Ames; Economic Interrelatedness, The Review of Economic Studies, Volume 32, Issue 4, 1 October 1965, Pages 299–310, https://doi.or

I. The problem: effects of a change in one of the Keynesian "given data, " 441. — Basic concepts: the national income in wage-units, 442; the aggregate demand function, 443; the aggregate supply function, 446; the price structure, 446. — Conditions of equilibrium, 446. — II. The meaning of technological progress, 449. — III. Effects of technological change upon the volume of the national income, 453. — Significance of the findings, 455. — IV. Employment and welfare, 455.