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The Badly Behaved Production Function: Comment
(1968)
In their recent article Joan Robinson and K. A. Naqvi provide an example which they
think ". . . conclusively disproves the notion that the number of switches cannot
be more than the number of capital goods in the system." ...
An Optimal Unemployment Rate: Comment
(1969)
Dobell and Ho have recently presented in this Journal 1 an aggregate model of the
economy in which unemployment may be optimal with respect to a maximum consumption-over-time
criterion. They carefully abstract from Phillips ...
Spectral Analysis of Data Generated by Simulation Experiments with Econometric Models
(1969)
This paper is concerned with the use of spectral analysis to analyze data generated
by computer simulation experiments with models of economic systems. An example model
serves to illustrate two different applications of ...
An Econometric Model of the Textile Industry in the United States
(1968)
The model presented in this paper is a system of recursive linear regression equations,
the parameters of which are estimated from monthly series of data covering the period,
January, 1951, through December, 1962.
Implicit Tax Rate Reductions with Growth, Progressive Taxes, Constant Progressivity, and a Fixed Public Share
(1967)
It is the purpose of this paper to state with rigor and precision the pattern of tax
rate reductions which will meet these requirements. The question is approached in
Part I by means of a theoretical model with highly restrictive ...
The Existence of Golden Ages and Stability in the Two-Sector Model
(1967)
There are several related questions which can be asked in the context of the neoclassical
two-sector growth model...
An Econometric Model of the Tobacco Industry
(1969)
N thi's paper we describe an econometric model of the American tobacco industry for
the period 1949 through 1966. The model contains 19 equations and is divided into
three major blocks - (1) leaf production, (2) leaf price, ...
The Use of Error Components Models in Combining Cross Section with Time Series Data
(1969)
A mixed model of regression with error components is proposed as one of possible interest
for combining cross section and time series data. For known variances, it is shown
that Aitken estimators and covariance estimators ...
The Nature and Implications of the Reswitching of Techniques
(1966)
By reswitching of techniques we mean the recurrence at different rates of interest
of a whole matrix of activities or a "technique of production." The "Ruth Cohen Curiosum"
may be considered a special case where only a single ...
A Note on the Global Stability of a Simple Growth Model With Many Capital Goods
(1968)
Growth models with many assets represent an obvious advance beyond the simple one-sector
model involving only a single real capital good, and permit discussion of portfolio
choice, capital market trading conditions, and ...