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...Bo Sandelin History of Political Economy I2:I o 1980 by Duke University Press Wicksell’s missing equation, the production function, and the Wicksell effect Bo Sandelin, University of Goteborg Introduction...

.... History of Political Economy 15:4 0 1983 by Duke University Press Peter C.Dooley 1. Introduction J. R. Hicks has written (1946, 309) that the fundamental equation of value theory was “originally due to Slutsky.” The equation was first solved, how...

...Larry Samuelson Dept. of Economics, Pennsylvania State University, 613 Kern Graduate Building, University Park PA 16802. Copyright © 1984 by Duke University Press 1984 References Negishi , Takashi 1982a . ‘Wicksell's missing equation and Böhm-Bawerk's three causes of interest...

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... University Press On Wicksell’s missing equation: a comment Bo Sandelin One of the fruitful suggestions in Samuelson’s article above is that a sec- ond reason why Wicksell treated capital as an exogenous variable is that he intended “to close the model via a theory of savings behavior...

... University Press Wicksell’s missing equation: a comment Takashi Negishi I Sandelin in his 1980 article’ rightly argued that we should find the missing equation and consider the value of capital as an endogenous variable in the Wicksellian model of capital...

... Copyright © 1976 by Duke University Press 1976 4. The theoretical framework of the Treatise: the fundamental equations One of the standard tasks with which every student of Keynes’ writings is confronted is that of tracing the intellectual relationship between...

... Copyright © 1976 by Duke University Press 1976 6. Some further reflections on the fundamental equations As the name he gave them indicates, Keynes saw in his “funda- mental equations of price” the major contribution of his Treatise. As he said in his 193 1 Harris...

... Equations: Understanding a Debate between Harrod and Sraffa Arrigo Opocher Among the many reviews of Piero Sraffaʼs Production of Commodities by Means of Commodities (1960), only Roy Harrodʼs (1961) prompted a pub- lic comment by the author (Sraffa 1962). A substantial part of this com- ment...

...I. Grattan-Guinness An important part of Jevons's economic theory was his theory of exchange of commodities. For justification he drew upon several aspects of differential equations and their applications, especially a principle in mechanics associated with equilibrium. Unfortunately his use...

...Michael T. Belongia; Peter N. Ireland Abstract “The Relative Stability of Monetary Velocity and the Investment Multiplier in the United States, 1897–1958,” by Milton Friedman and David Meiselman (1963), typically is recognized as the original study that used a reduced-form equation to evaluate...

...Perry Mehrling Once upon a time, macroeconomics was a field organized around money and the equation of exchange, as in Fisher 1911. Today, the field is organized instead around finance and the intertemporal Euler equation. This article tells the story of how we moved from then to now, a story...

... laws could be found. Therefore, Haavelmo defined two different kinds of influences, potential and factual influences. To decide whether a regression equation represents a law, it is not the strengths of the factual influences that are relevant, but whether the potential influences are significant...

.... Reactions to Domar's approach at the time brought about methodological assertions on the distinction between models and theories. Domar's model was an open one, in the sense that his growth equation allowed different closures. A main feature of the model was its relatively stable capital-output ratio, which...

...Verena Halsmayer The 1960s were the glorious age of large-scale, “economy-wide” macroeconometric models, which enabled forecasts and simulations of the quantitative effects of certain policy changes within systems of simultaneous equations. This article is concerned (1) with the form and character...

...: the structure of the money market is clearer, as is the relationship of its equations with the microeconomic choices of banks. Regarding credit rationing, we found that modelers made important efforts to include it despite its nonobservable nature and to develop a measure of it. A succession of proxy variables...

... in Princeton as well as his reading of Walras’s, Wicksell’s and Cassel’s work would be key. I also explain how he came to realize that there existed a formal analogy between systems of linear equations and inequalities with which he characterized (stationary and dynamic) economies and the minimax theorem...

... correctives by way of asserting that certain knowledge should have been present even though it is not. An absence from the text does not equate to missing text in the form of an obviously anomalous omission. Studies of the historical backdrop against which Smith was writing cannot be given the same authority...