Ten economic studies in the tradition of Irving Fisher/
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TextPublication details: New York: J. Wiley, 1967.Description: v, 284 p. illus., port. 22 cmSubject(s): DDC classification: - 330.1 TEN
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| 330.1 STO A textbook of economic theory / | 330.1 STO A textbook of economic theory / | 330.1 SUN Economic analysis / | 330.1 TEN Ten economic studies in the tradition of Irving Fisher/ | 330.1 VAL Value, capital and growth : | 330.1 YEA 25 years of economic theory : | 330.109 ESS Essays in economic thought : |
Includes bibliographical references.
The works of the ten authors cover the following:
1. Irving Fisher of Yale, by J. P. Miller.
2. Irving Fisher and the theory of capital, by P. A. Samuelson.
3. Operational utility: the theoretical background and a measurement, by W. Fellner.
4. Extraordinary taxation and minimum sacrifice, by C. A. Hall, Jr.
5. Intertemporal distribution and optimal aggregate economic growth, by T. C. Koopmans.
6. Distributed lags and unobserved components in economic time series, by M. Nerlove.
7. Price indexes and international price comparisons, by R. Ruggles.
8. On the computation of equilibrium prices, by H. Scarf.
9. Life cycle saving and balanced growth, by J. Tobin.
10. Quality theory and quantity policy, by H. C. Wallich.
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