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1962, Volume 29, Issue 2
- 140-146 Admissibility and Measurable Utility Functions
by James P. Quirk & Rubin Saposnik - 147-150 The Business Propensity to Save
by P. E. Hart - 151-153 Cournot Points and the Conflict Curves
by C. E. Ferguson
1961, Volume 29, Issue 1
- 1-1 Editorial
by The Editors - 2-28 Chamberlin versus Chicago
by G. C. Archibald - 29-39 An Econometric Model of the U.K
by J. Johnston - 40-47 On a Two-Sector Model of Economic Growth
by Hirofumi Uzawa - 48-50 Note on Uzawa's Two-Sector Model of Economic Growth
by Robert M. Solow - 51-61 A Model for the Long-Run Theory of Value
by Peter Newman & J. N. Wolfe - 62-65 A Stable Adjustment Process for a Competitive Economy
by F. H. Hahn - 66-78 The Social Optimum in the presence of Monopoly and Taxation
by H. A. John Green - 79-84 Aggregation, Peaks and Troughs
by J. Parry Lewis
1961, Volume 28, Issue 3
- 143-160 The Analogy Between Atemporal and Intertemporal Theories of Resource Allocation
by E. Malinvaud - 161-175 Comparative Advantage and the Theory of Tariffs: A Multi-Country, Multi-Commodity Model
by Ronald W. Jones - 176-181 Additive Logarithmic Demand Functions and the Slutsky Relations
by Kenneth J. Arrow - 182-195 Imperfect Capital Markets and the Theory of Investment
by Lucien Foldes - 196-201 Monopolistic Competition and General Equilibrium
by Takashi Negishi - 202-211 Congestion and Idle Capacity in an Economy
by A. B. Araoz & H. B. Malmgren
1961, Volume 28, Issue 2
- 77-88 Prices and the Turnpike: I. The Story of a Mare's Nest
by J. R. Hicks - 89-97 Prices and the Turnpike: II. Proof of a Turnpike Theorem: The "No Joint Production" Case
by M. Morishima - 98-104 Prices and the Turnpike: III. Paths of Economic Growth that are Optimal with Regard only to Final States: A Turnpike Theorem
by Roy Radner - 105-116 Stability of a Dynamic Input-Output System
by Dale W. Jorgenson - 117-124 Neutral Inventions and the Stability of Growth Equilibrium
by H. Uzawa - 125-135 The Stability of the Cournot Oligopoly Solution: The Effects of Speeds of Adjustment and Increasing Marginal Costs
by Franklin M. Fisher - 136-139 Comments on the Stability of the Cournot Oligipoly Model
by M. McManus & Richard E. Quandt - 140-141 A Comment on Newman's "Complete Ordering and Revealed Preference"
by Hirofumi Uzawa - 142-142 Further Comment
by Peter Newman
1960, Volume 28, Issue 1
- 1-22 The Geometric Representation of Policies to Attain Internal and External Balance
by W. M. Corden - 23-28 Equilibrium in a Uniformly Expanding Closed Leontief-Type System
by Zivia S. Wurtele - 29-31 A Symposium on Monetary Theory: Monetary and Value Theory: Comments
by W. J. Baumol - 32-36 A Symposium on Monetary Theory: On the Invariance of Demand for Cash and other Assets
by R. W. Clower & M. L. Burstein - 37-43 A Symposium on Monetary Theory: The Patinkin Controversy
by F. H. Hahn - 44-49 A Symposium on Monetary Theory: The Real Balance Effect and Orthodox Demand Theory: a Critique of Archibald and Lipsey
by R. J. Ball & Ronald Bodkin - 50-56 A Symposium on Monetary Theory: Monetary and Value Theory: Further Comment
by G. C. Archibald & R. C. Lipsey - 57-68 Index-linked Bonds
by Peter Robson - 69-75 The Abdication of the Israeli Pound as a Standard of Measurement for medium and long-term Contracts
by A. Rubner
1960, Volume 27, Issue 3
- 139-151 The Theory of Hedging and Speculation in Commodity Futures
by Leland L. Johnson - 152-166 Cardinal Utility, Portfolio Selection and Taxation
by Marcel K. Richter - 167-178 Economic Growth and the Distributive Shares
by Ronald Findlay - 179-181 A Rejoinder to Mr. Findlay
by Nicholas Kaldor - 182-194 Walras' Tâtonnement in the Theory of Exchange
by H. Uzawa - 195-201 On the Three Hicksian Laws of Comparative Statics
by Michio Morishima - 202-205 A Supplementary Note on Complete Ordering and Revealed Preference
by Peter Newman - 206-209 The Equivalence of the Liquidity Preference and Loanable Funds Theories and the New Stock-Flow Analysis
by Cliff L. Lloyd - 210-213 Testing Marginal Productivity Theory
by G. C. Archibald
1960, Volume 27, Issue 2
- 65-77 Complete Ordering and Revealed Preference
by Peter Newman - 78-98 A Mathematical Formulation of the Ricardian System
by Luigi L. Pasinetti - 99-108 The Market for Investment Goods. An Analysis where Time of Delivery Enters Explicitly
by Bjorn Thalberg - 109-118 Mr. Kaldor's Theory of Income Distribution
by Hiroshi Atsumi - 119-120 Towards a General Kaldorian Theory of Distribution
by James Tobin - 121-123 A Rejoinder to Mr. Atsumi and Professor Tobin
by Nicholas Kaldor - 124-132 The Demand Approach to Economic Development
by H. Myint - 133-134 On the Stability of the Cournot Solution on the Oligopoly Problem
by R. D. Theocharis - 135-138 A Regular Input-Output Model with Decreasing Marginal Returns
by Hans Jurgen Jaksch
1959, Volume 27, Issue 1
- 1-9 Some Notes on Stability Conditions
by P. K. Newman - 10-15 A Note on Crawling Along the Ceiling
by R. C. O. Matthews - 16-22 Interrelated Industries and the Rate of Technological Change
by W. Paul Strassmann - 23-43 Capital Levies in Western Europe After the Second World War
by P. Robson - 44-49 Investment Allowances, Initial Allowances and Cheap Loans as Means of Encouraging Investment
by J. Black - 50-57 Cash Circulation in the Planned Economies of Eastern Europe
by J. Baracs - 58-64 A View of the Aggregation Problem
by M. H. Peston
1959, Volume 26, Issue 3
- 159-173 A "Value and Capital" Growth Model
by J. R. Hicks - 174-177 Cardinal Utility for Even-chance Mixtures of Pairs of Sure Prospects
by Gerard Debreu - 178-189 The Case for "Revealed Preference"
by Harvey M. Wagner - 190-197 The Marginal Productivity Theory of Wages and Disguised Unemployment
by Dipak Mazumdar - 198-208 An Afterthought on the "Real Cost—Opportunity Cost" Dispute and Some Aspects of General Equilibrium Under Conditions of Variable Factor Supplies
by Jaroslav Vanek - 209-224 Comments on the General Theory of Second Best
by M. McManus - 225-226 McManus on Second Best
by Kelvin Lancaster & R. G. Lipsey
1959, Volume 26, Issue 2
- 75-109 A Statistical Summary of the Extent of Import Control in the United Kingdom since the War
by M. F. W. Hemming & C. M. Miles & G. F. Ray - 110-125 The Balance of Payments in a Monetary Economy
by F. H. Hahn - 126-134 Whose Cost of Living?
by S. J. Prais - 135-147 Regional Disparities in the Incidence of Taxation in Uganda
by Walter Elkan - 148-152 A Problem Encountered in the Comparison of Technical Coefficients
by Zivia S. Wurtele - 153-158 A Graphical Exposition of Böhm-Bawerk's Interest Theory
by R. Dorfman
1958, Volume 26, Issue 1
- 1-22 Monetary and Value Theory: A Critique of Lange and Patinkin
by G. C. Archibald & R. G. Lipsey - 1-69 A Comment
by Nicholas Kaldor - 23-32 The Capital-Output Ratio in Japanese Economic Development
by G. Ranis - 33-50 Maximum Likelihood Estimation of Törnqvist Demand Equations
by P. R. Fisk - 51-62 Marketing Boards and Economic Development in Nigeria and Ghana
by E. K. Hawkins - 63-65 A Single Geometric Measure for Elasticity of Demand and Supply
by E. J. Mishan - 66-68 A Note on Kaldor's "Speculation and Economic Stability"
by Paul Streeten - 70-71 Neutral Money in Patinkin's "Money, Interest, and Prices"
by P. Wonnacott - 72-74 Consumer's Surplus, and Discriminating Monopoly
by Roy Houghton
1958, Volume 25, Issue 3
- 133-162 Tariffs, Retaliation, and the Elasticity of Demand for Imports
by W. M. Gorman - 163-171 The Wicksell Effect
by Edward Osborn - 172-181 Utility and the "Ordinalist Fallacy"
by W. E. Armstrong - 182-189 The Predictive Accuracy of the Marginal Productivity Theory of Wages
by J. L. Stein - 190-196 The Relation between the Accelerator and the Capital Output Ratio
by Alfred E. Ott - 197-199 Demand Theory without a Utility Index—A Comment
by P. K. Newman & R. C. Read - 200-200 Further Comments
by Lionel McKenzie - 201-205 Immiserizing Growth: A Geometrical Note
by Jagdish Bhagwati - 206-209 Risk Bearing and Income Taxation
by Nicholas Kaldor
1958, Volume 25, Issue 2
- 65-86 Liquidity Preference as Behavior Towards Risk
by J. Tobin - 87-96 Ownership Elasticities of Durable Consumer Goods
by J. S. Cramer - 97-108 Transformations in Economic Theories
by Maurice McManus - 109-113 A Note on the Theory of Interindustrial Wage Differentials
by Leif Johansen - 114-123 Substitution, Complementarity, and the Residual Variation around Engel Curves
by H. H. Thell & H. Neudecker - 124-125 Consistency of Preference: The Two-Commodity Case
by Hugh Rose - 126-130 Trader's Behaviour - An Alternative Explanation
by T. I. Matuszewski - 131-131 Entrepreneurial Behaviour and Market EnvironmentA Comment on Mr. Nettl
by J. H. Davies
1957, Volume 25, Issue 1
- 1-20 Oligopoly as a Non-Zero-Sum Game
by H. Neisser - 1-58 Stamp Duties as a Capital Gains Tax: a Reply
by Charles Kennedy - 21-24 Input-Output Analysis in an Underdeveloped Country: A Case Study
by Alan T. Peacock & Douglas Dosser - 25-40 Professor Hicks' Index Number Theorem
by R. L. Marris - 41-48 The Availability Doctrine: Theoretical Underpinnings
by Ira O. Scott - 49-52 Mr Kaldor on Taxation and Risk Bearing
by E. Cary Brown - 53-57 Stamp Duties as a Capital Gains Tax: Comment
by Carl S. Shoup - 59-61 Dr. Klein's Interpretation of Leontief's System—A Rejoinder
by Michio Morishima - 62-63 A Supplementary Note on Mr Pearce's General Equilibrium Model
by S. A. Ozga
1957, Volume 24, Issue 3
- 149-160 The "Transformation Problem"
by F. Seton - 161-176 Stability in a Closed Economy and in the Foreign Exchange Market, and the Redistributive Effect of Price Changes
by John Spraos - 177-184 The Compatibility of Any Behaviour of the Price Level with Equilibrium
by J. C. Gilbert - 185-189 Demand Theory Without a Utility Index
by Lionel McKenzie - 190-197 A Note on Bond-Holding and the Liquidity Preference Theory of Interest
by Frank P. R. Brechling - 198-202 Index Numbers and Demand Analysis
by Murray C. Kemp - 203-208 Notes on the Theory of Stability of Multiple Exchange
by Michio Morishima - 209-210 Multiplier Theory and Fiscal Policy
by A. Hagger - 211-214 Mr. Gehrels on Customs Unions
by Richard G. Lipsey - 215-215 A Reply to Mr. Kemp
by A. R. Bergstrom
1957, Volume 24, Issue 2
- 73-86 A Dynamic Approach to the Theory of Consumer Demand
by J. S. Cramer - 87-94 A Note on Entrepreneurial Behaviour
by J. P. Nettl - 95-110 Speculation and the Rate of Interest
by J. Black & A. E. de Jasay - 111-119 Liquidity Preference and Loanable Funds
by Hugh Rose - 120-130 The Falling Rate of Profit In Marxian Economics
by H. D. Dickinson - 131-138 Constancy of the Proportionate Equilibrium Rate of Growth: Result or Assumption?
by Hans Brems - 139-148 Cost and Demand Elements in the Inflationary Process
by J. D. Pitchford
1956, Volume 24, Issue 1
- 1-10 Factor Proportions and the Heckscher-Ohlin Theorem
by R. W. Jones - 11-32 The General Theory of Second Best
by R. G. Lipsey & Kelvin Lancaster - 33-42 Second Thoughts on Capital-Intensity of Investment
by Maurice Dobb - 43-48 On the Measurement of Excess Capacity in Retailing
by Richard H. Holton - 49-60 Price Policy with a Branded Product
by I. F. Pearce & Lloyd R. Amey - 61-64 Customs Union from a Single-Country Viewpoint
by Franz Gehrels - 65-68 A Comment on Dr Klein's Interpretation of Leontief's System
by Michio Morishima - 69-70 The Interpretation of Leontief's System—A Reply
by L. R. Klein - 71-72 Mr. Ritter on Monetary and Fiscal Policy
by Ralph Turvey
1955, Volume 23, Issue 3
- 165-180 Myopia and Inconsistency in Dynamic Utility Maximization
by R. H. Strotz - 181-192 The Estimation of Capital Consumption in National Accounting
by G. Stuvel - 193-203 The Trader's Behaviour in the Market Period
by Stefan Stykolt & Anthony Scott - 204-212 Economic Expansion and International Trade: A Marshallian Approach
by J. Black - 213-228 The Colonial Development Corporation (1948–54)
by E. R. Wicker - 229-231 A Note on the Colonial Development Corporation
by Arthur Hazlewood - 232-235 Comparative Statics in Linear Programming and the Giffen Paradox
by M. J. Beckmann - 236-240 A Generalized Comparative Statics in Linear Programming
by M. J. Bailey - 241-244 Stamp Duties as a Capital Gains Tax
by Charles Kennedy - 245-246 A Further Note on Dynamic Economics
by Harry G. Johnson - 247-247 The Production Function and the Theory of Capital—A Reply
by Joan Robinson
1955, Volume 23, Issue 2
- 83-100 Alternative Theories of Distribution
by Nicholas Kaldor - 101-108 The Production function and the Theory of Capital
by Robert M. Solow - 109-125 Technology and Price Structure in General Interdependence Systems
by Victor Zarnowitz - 126-131 Some Monetary Aspects of Multiplier Theory and Fiscal Policy
by Lawrence S. Ritter - 132-134 A Note on Definitions of Related Goods
by M. Morishima - 135-144 Pearce, Monopoly and Socialism
by Kelvin Lancaster - 145-152 Mr. Pearce's General Equilibrium Model
by S. A. Ozga - 153-162 Total Demand Curves — A Reply
by I. F. Pearce - 163-164 Oligopoly and Its Problems
by J. N. Wolfe
1955, Volume 23, Issue 1
- 1-16 Safety First and Hedging
by Lester G. Telser - 17-26 The Use of Index Numbers in Demand Analysis
by A. R. Bergstrom - 27-31 The Pareto Distribution and the Cobb-Douglas Production Function in Activity Analysis
by H. S. Houthakker - 32-41 A Note on Block Tariffs
by Andre Gabor - 42-45 Block Tariffs—a Comment
by P. E. Watts - 46-55 Economic Planning and the Long Term Programme
by Joan Mitchell - 56-64 Specialization in Production and the Production Possibility Locus
by Lionel W. McKenzie - 65-75 Uncertainty and the Cobweb
by F. H. Hahn - 76-82 Components of a Change in the Balance of Trade
by G. D. N. Worswick
1954, Volume 22, Issue 3
- 153-168 On Recursiveness and Interdependency in Economic Models
by R. Bentzel & B. Hansen - 169-179 A Note on Dynamic Economics
by H. D. Dickinson - 180-193 Farewell to the New Welfare Economics
by David Braybrooke - 194-202 On Choosing Between Probability Distributions
by A. D. Roy - 203-213 Costs in Alternative Locations: The Radio Industry
by D. C. Hague & J. H. Dunning - 214-219 A Note on Measuring the Share of the Public Sector
by R. Marris - 220-225 National Income Estimates in the Statistical Policy of an Underdeveloped Area: A Comment
by William C. Hollinger - 226-227 National Income Estimates in the Statistical Policy of an Underdeveloped Area: A Further Comment
by Ian G. Stewart - 228-229 The Problem of Oligopoly: A Comment
by J. H. Davies
1954, Volume 22, Issue 2
- 75-95 The Saving Function and the Problem of Trend and Cycle
by R. C. O. Matthews - 96-108 Surplus Value, Profit and Exploitation—An Attempt at an Analysis of Some Concepts in Marxian Economy
by Daya - 109-128 Some Problems in the Estimation of Personal Savings and Investment
by C. T. Saunders - 129-142 The Gains from International Trade and the Backward Countries
by H. Myint - 143-150 Investment, Uncertainty and Expectations
by R. A. D. Egerton - 151-152 Dr. Hansen on the Inflationary Gap: Further Comment
by J. J. Paunio
1954, Volume 22, Issue 1
- 1-14 The Geometry of Point Rationing
by M. McManus - 15-22 Expectations, Uncertainty and Inventory Fluctuations
by E. S. Mills - 23-34 The Determinants of Aggregate Consumption
by William Hamburger - 35-46 A Synthesis of Engel Curve Theory
by J. Aitchison & J. A. C. Brown - 47-56 A Note on the Terms of Trade of Nigeria
by E. K. Hawkins - 57-59 A Note on the Adding-up Criterion
by G. D. N. Worswick & D. G. Champernowne - 61-66 A Note on the Accelerator and Constant Growth
by A. Kervyn - 67-69 A Note on Mr. Ichimura's Definition of Related Goods
by R. L. Basmann - 70-71 A Property of Mr. Harrod's Dynamic Model
by Peter Newman - 72-74 Memorandum on the Sterling Assets of the British Colonies : A Comment
by Arthur Hazlewood
1953, Volume 21, Issue 3
- 165-180 Specialisation and Efficiency in World Production
by Lionel W. McKenzie - 181-192 The Problem of Oligopoly
by J. N. Wolfe - 193-203 Some Aggregation Problems in Demand Analysis
by M. J. Farrell - 204-213 Welfare Economics of Variable Tastes
by John C. Harsanyi - 214-217 A Note on a Point in Value and Capital
by M. Morishima - 218-221 A Reply
by J. R. Hicks - 222-222 A Rejoinder
by M. Morishima - 223-228 The Role of National Income Estimates in the Statistical Policy of an Underdeveloped Area: A Comment
by A. R. Prest - 229-231 A Rejoinder
by Dudley Seers