London [etc.] : MacMillan : St. Martins press, 1971
Abstract: A model of general economic equilibrium - A note on J. von Neumann's article on "A model of economic equilibrium" - On a two-sector model of economic growth - Note un Uzawa's two-sector model of economic growth - On the stability of growth equilibria in two-sector models - The classification of inventions - Disembodied technical change in a two-sector model - Tentative notes on a two-sector model with induced technical progress - Neoclassical growth with fixed factor proportions - On P ...; [Read more...]
A model of general economic equilibrium - A note on J. von Neumann's article on "A model of economic equilibrium" - On a two-sector model of economic growth - Note un Uzawa's two-sector model of economic growth - On the stability of growth equilibria in two-sector models - The classification of inventions - Disembodied technical change in a two-sector model - Tentative notes on a two-sector model with induced technical progress - Neoclassical growth with fixed factor proportions - On Putty-Clay - The economic implications of learning by doing - Extensions of Arrow's "Learning by doing" - A new model of economic growth - Rate of profit and income distribution in relation to the rate of economic growth - The neoclassica theorem and distribution of income and wealth - The adjustment of savings to investment in a growing economy - The general instability of a class of competitive growth processes - On warranted growth paths - The timescale of economic models: how long is the long run? - Stability of a dynamic input-output system.
