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... , Bruce T. 1994 . The Endogenous Nature of Technological Progress and Transfer in Adam Smith's Thought. HOPE 26 . 4 : 649 -63. Kurz , Heinz D. 1986 . Classical and Early Neoclassical Economists on Joint Production. Metroeconomica 38 : 1 -37. Kurz , Heinz D. 1992 . Adam Smith...

... Smith's Analysis of Joint-Stock Companies. Journal of Political Economy 90 ( December ): 1237 -56. Binmore , Ken . 1994 . Playing Fair. Vol. 1 of Game Theory and the Social Contract . Cambridge: MIT Press. Binmore , Ken . 1997 . Just Playing. Vol. 2 of Game Theory and the Social...

... 53 (June): 403 -14. Bye, Raymond T. 1929 . Composite Demand and Joint Supply in Relation to Public Utility Rates. Quarterly Journal of Economics 44 (November): 40 -62. Chamberlin, Edward H. 1933 . The Theory of Monopolistic Competition . Cambridge: Harvard University Press. Cheung...

.... Kurz , Heinz D. 1986 . Classical and Early Neoclassical Economists on Joint Production. Metroeconomica 38 . 1 ( February ): 1 -37. Kurz , Heinz D. 1992 . Adam Smith on Foreign Trade: A Note on the “Vent for Surplus” Argument Economica 59 ( November ): 475 -81. Marshall...

...Andrej Svorenčík Over two days in February 1988, several key experimental economists and cognitive psychologists met to explore the possibilities of joint research promoted by the Sloan and Russell Sage Foundations under the rubric behavioral economics. The original vision that the meeting could...

... their first attempts, made independently from each other, to their joint venture on the Internet through The Becker-Posner Blog . In our description of their independent and then collaborative experiences, differences appear between Becker and Posner about how to be a public intellectual, but also...

...Tiziano Raffaelli Cattaneo’s view of the economy and society is based on the joint action of innate human faculties (Vico’s nativo ), local variety, and outside influences (Romagnosi’s dativo ), which produce as many historical combinations as there are peoples on the earth. Economic activity...

...: principal-agent problems in the joint-stock mining associations, and the travelers' ignorance and prejudices about the region. Reports consists principally of documents from the arbitration process, accompanied by Head's commentary, which he shapes into an argument supporting both his integrity and his...

... institutional culture, notably its use of joint appointments, the development of multidisciplinary “programs” for students, the ability to attract a variety of visitors every year, the entrepreneurial and contract-oriented vision of its administrators, and the close ties with the industrial milieu that came...

... are discussed in Geoffrey Todd, “Some Aspects of Joint-stock Companies, 1844-1900,” Economic History Review 4 (Oct. 1932): 49-5 1. 3. See the survey of such firms in W. R. Scott, The Constitution and Finance of Eng- lish, Irish and Scottish Joint Stock Companies to 1720, vol. I (New York, 1941). See...

... in terms of a growing economy. If these official collective words sound muted, Keyserling made his own rejection of a cyclical model crystal clear in his testimony before the Joint Economic Committee at the outset of its hearings on the 5.This quotation appears on page 70 of the portion...

... ofa joint monopoly position, that is, one in which the duopolists maximize their total profits by jointly producing the monopoly output and selling it at the monopoly price. He claims that such a position should constitute a stable solution for duopolistic com- petition because any unilateral...

... that some goods, once they are made available to one person, can be con- sumed by others at no additional marginal cost; this condition is com- monly called jointness of supply or nonrivalness of consumption. . . . There is a second feature of Samuelson’s public goods that would make them problematic...

... Brake.” 14. Warren L. Smith would serve in several executive posts, such as economic consultant to the Joint Economic Committee of the US Congress (1959–60), the Commission on Money and Credit (1960–61), the Anti-Trust Division of the US Justice Department (1961–1963), and most notably, member...

... for a Wage-Price Policy 1945–1971 . Washington, D.C., 1975 . Jones , H. G. . The Records of a Nation . New York: Atheneum, 1969 . Kahn , Herman . “Comments on the Joint AHA-OAH Final Report.” 8 Dec. 1970 . Mimeographed. Karl , Barry D. . “Presidential Planning and Social Science...

... the sample variance s2 = cI(x,- X)2/(n - 1) and the sample average X = Elx,/n, are jointly sufficient. But what is the joint prior probability for the unknown parameters, p and a? Jeffreys (193 l), in ScientiJic Inference, had already argued that, in esti- mation, the appropriate...

... Stabilization”. History of Political Economy 3 ( 1971 ): 398 -414. Joint Economic Committee. Twentieth Anniversary of the Employment Act of 1946. 89 Congress, 2d Session, 23 Feb. 1966 Jones , Byrd L. “Lauchlin Currie, Pump Priming, and New Deal Fiscal Policy, 1934–1936”. History...

... Figure 1 11. See, for example, Chamberlin, Monopolistic Competirion, pp. 191-93. 12. The controversy began with F.W.Taussig’s “A Contribution to the Theory of Railway Rates,” Quarterly Journal ofEconomics, July 1891. See also, A. C. Pigou and Taussig, “Railway Rates and Joint Costs...

... rates and dampened inflationary pres- 3. Hearings before the Joint Committee on the Economic Report, May I 3, I 948, p. 93. 4. Ibid. 101. 5. Allan Sproul, “Monetary management and credit control,” Americun Economic Re- view, Dec. 1946, p. 347. 6. Allan Sproul, “Inflation control...