Readings in Economic Analysis: General theoryRichard Vernon Clemence |
Contents
CHAPTER | 1 |
A Methodological Criticism of the NeoCambridge | 31 |
A Reformulation of Certain Aspects of Welfare Economics by A BERGSON | 61 |
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aggregate aggregate supply amount analysis assume assumption business cycle capitalists Clarkian classical cobweb commodities competitive concept constant constant capital consumption function cost course definition demand curve determine distribution dynamic economic welfare economists effect efficiency of capital equal equations equilibrium equipment existence fact factors of production firms formulation full employment fundamental given implicit implies important increasing returns indifference curve individual industries interest rate investment Keynes Keynes's Keynesian economics labor laws less liquidity preference logical marginal efficiency marginal propensity Marxian means ment method methodological monetary national income nomic output perfect competition period Pigou population position possible problem production functions Professor Clark profits propensity to consume quantity rate of interest real income reason regard relation result savings Schumpeter Schumpeter's sense stable static stationary supply curve surplus value theoretical Theory of Employment things tion utility variable wages zero