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- catalog contributor b1364348.
- catalog created "1974.".
- catalog date "1974".
- catalog date "1974.".
- catalog dateCopyrighted "1974.".
- catalog description "I. A mathematical formulation of the Ricardian system -- Theory of value -- Theory of distribution -- Theory of economic growth -- 'Natural' equilibrium in a two-commodity system -- Some characteristics of the Ricardian system -- The market solutions and the attainment of the 'natural' equilibrium -- The equilibrium of the stationary state -- The process of economic growth -- Multi-commodity production -- Concluding remarks -- Appendix: Existence and uniqueness of stable solutions -- II. The economics of effective demand -- Malthus on effective demand -- The principle of effective demand -- Theories of under-consumption (and over-production) -- J. M. Keynes' 'general theory' of employment -- The principle of effective demand in a different context -- Ricardian features of Keynes' analysis -- Anti-Keynesian features of some 'Keynesian' literature -- The principle of acceleration -- Final remarks -- Appendix: The 'lagged' multiplier -- III. Cyclical fluctuations and economic growth -- The model -- A graphical device -- The dynamics of income -- The dynamics of the stock of capital -- Interrelatons between the dynamics of income and the dynamics of capital -- The various interpretations of the endogenous dynamics of an economic system -- Possibility of a steady growth -- The difficulties of providing a theory which may explain both cycles and growth -- A more flexible use of macro-economic models -- A reinterpretation of the complex dynamics of a modern economic system -- Mathematical appendix".
- catalog description "IV. From classical to Keynesian economic dynamics -- Pre-Malthusian views on population -- Malthus' principle of population -- The 'law of diminishing returns' -- Population growth and technical progress -- Long-run equilibrium conditions -- Domar's contribution -- The 'natural' rate of growth -- Harrod's contribution -- New answer to an old Richardian problem -- Kaldor's theory of income distribution -- Concluding remarks -- V. Rate of profit and income distribution in relation to the rate of economic growth -- A post-Keynesian theory of income distribution and of the rate of profit -- A correction -- Reformulating the model -- Rate and share of profits in relation to the rate of growth -- A fundamental relation between profits and savings -- Implications -- The conditions of stability -- The case of a socialist system -- Models and reality -- VI. The rate of profit in an expanding economy -- Harrod-Domar's dilemma -- The 'Cambridge equation' -- The marginal productivity alternative -- Extreme assumptions and general results -- A first approximation synthesis -- Irrelevance of the workers' propensity to save -- A marginal productivity escape route -- The workers' savings required for the disappearance of the capitalists -- Capital-output ratio and rate of profit -- The case of a highly flexible capital-output ratio -- Conclusions for the general case -- Rate of interest and rate of profit -- Many group of savers -- Further extensions -- A socialist economy -- The rate of profit in an expanding economy.".
- catalog description "Includes bibliographical references and index.".
- catalog extent "x, 151 p. :".
- catalog identifier "0521204747 :".
- catalog issued "1974".
- catalog issued "1974.".
- catalog language "eng".
- catalog publisher "London ; New York : Cambridge University Press,".
- catalog subject "330".
- catalog subject "Economic development.".
- catalog subject "Economics.".
- catalog subject "HB171 .P23".
- catalog subject "Income distribution.".
- catalog tableOfContents "I. A mathematical formulation of the Ricardian system -- Theory of value -- Theory of distribution -- Theory of economic growth -- 'Natural' equilibrium in a two-commodity system -- Some characteristics of the Ricardian system -- The market solutions and the attainment of the 'natural' equilibrium -- The equilibrium of the stationary state -- The process of economic growth -- Multi-commodity production -- Concluding remarks -- Appendix: Existence and uniqueness of stable solutions -- II. The economics of effective demand -- Malthus on effective demand -- The principle of effective demand -- Theories of under-consumption (and over-production) -- J. M. Keynes' 'general theory' of employment -- The principle of effective demand in a different context -- Ricardian features of Keynes' analysis -- Anti-Keynesian features of some 'Keynesian' literature -- The principle of acceleration -- Final remarks -- Appendix: The 'lagged' multiplier -- III. Cyclical fluctuations and economic growth -- The model -- A graphical device -- The dynamics of income -- The dynamics of the stock of capital -- Interrelatons between the dynamics of income and the dynamics of capital -- The various interpretations of the endogenous dynamics of an economic system -- Possibility of a steady growth -- The difficulties of providing a theory which may explain both cycles and growth -- A more flexible use of macro-economic models -- A reinterpretation of the complex dynamics of a modern economic system -- Mathematical appendix".
- catalog tableOfContents "IV. From classical to Keynesian economic dynamics -- Pre-Malthusian views on population -- Malthus' principle of population -- The 'law of diminishing returns' -- Population growth and technical progress -- Long-run equilibrium conditions -- Domar's contribution -- The 'natural' rate of growth -- Harrod's contribution -- New answer to an old Richardian problem -- Kaldor's theory of income distribution -- Concluding remarks -- V. Rate of profit and income distribution in relation to the rate of economic growth -- A post-Keynesian theory of income distribution and of the rate of profit -- A correction -- Reformulating the model -- Rate and share of profits in relation to the rate of growth -- A fundamental relation between profits and savings -- Implications -- The conditions of stability -- The case of a socialist system -- Models and reality -- VI. The rate of profit in an expanding economy -- Harrod-Domar's dilemma -- The 'Cambridge equation' -- The marginal productivity alternative -- Extreme assumptions and general results -- A first approximation synthesis -- Irrelevance of the workers' propensity to save -- A marginal productivity escape route -- The workers' savings required for the disappearance of the capitalists -- Capital-output ratio and rate of profit -- The case of a highly flexible capital-output ratio -- Conclusions for the general case -- Rate of interest and rate of profit -- Many group of savers -- Further extensions -- A socialist economy -- The rate of profit in an expanding economy.".
- catalog title "Growth and income distribution : essays in economic theory / Luigi L. Pasinetti.".
- catalog type "text".