Titlebook: Samuelson and Neoclassical Economics; George R. Feiwel Book 1982 Kluwer ? Nijhoff Publishing 1982 Asia.Keynes.Marx.economics.evaluation.fo

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Deviations Between Earnings and Marginal Productivity: ,in economics may be distinguished. In this essay we concentrate on production functions (see Samuelson 1947, Chap. 4). The alternatives that will enter our argument are . or . versus . or . (or .)—all of them are entitled to the characterization .. As a rule an expected production function reflects

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Samuelson and Welfare Economicsine: the study of the relationships between economic policies and value judgments. This contribution, which grew out of Berg-son’s seminal work, has consisted of setting up a formal framework for the description and classification of value judgments and the analysis of their relationships to economi

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On the Evaluation of Social Income in a Dynamic Economy: , commodity prices, is it possible to define social income in such a way that it is both welfare relevant and ideally computable? Early writers like Marshall, Fisher, and Pigou were inclined to answer the question in the affirmative. In contrast, Paul Samuelson, in a classical exposition (1961, p. 57

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Samuelson and the Age after Keynesvision and conceptions of the economic process and mechanism. For the purposes of this essay, I would like to single out in broad contours: (1) the tendency to focus on the beneficial effects of competitive laissez-faire and defects of government intervention and (2) the tendency to focus on market