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A Contribution to the Theory of Competitive Price

Quarterly Journal of Economics 1914 28(4), 747
The method of stating the laws of competitive price, 747. — Economics as a theory of limits, 750. — The factor of time, 751. — Fixed capital and joint cost, 754. — Price is indeterminate, 755. — Capital with limited mobility, 760. — Factors affecting extent of price cutting, 762. — Agreements and potential competition, 767. — Conclusion, 770.

Some Economic Aspects of the New Long and Short Haul Clause

Quarterly Journal of Economics 1914 28(2), 322
Early interpretation of this clause, 323. — I. Cases in which relief is granted; the general policy, 325. — Roundabout lines, 327. — Crosslines, 328. — Market competition, 330. — The parallel of a protective tariff, 332. — II. Extent of relief granted, 333. — Recent trans-continental rate cases, 334. — The zone method criticised, 335. — Conclusion: the margin of tolerance and the Commission's ideal, 336.

Hobson's Work and Wealth

Quarterly Journal of Economics 1914 29(1), 177
Journal Article Hobson's Work and Wealth Get access J. M. Clark J. M. Clark Amherst College Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar The Quarterly Journal of Economics, Volume 29, Issue 1, November 1914, Pages 177–180, https://doi.org/10.2307/1885301 Published: 01 November 1914