Theories of Economic Development and GrowthPraeger, 1966 - 285 páginas |
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Y. S. Brenner. CHAPTER II The Classical Economists ADAM SMITH ( 1723-1790 ) Although the classical school of economists ' cannot be called a school in the sense of ' an alliance of persons , a community of ideas , an acknowledged ...
Y. S. Brenner. CHAPTER II The Classical Economists ADAM SMITH ( 1723-1790 ) Although the classical school of economists ' cannot be called a school in the sense of ' an alliance of persons , a community of ideas , an acknowledged ...
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... economists in his Economie sociale Walras wrote ... Cer- tainly economists have not demonstrated scientifically the principles of free competition . Fortunately for them free com- petition organizes production more or less well . In ...
... economists in his Economie sociale Walras wrote ... Cer- tainly economists have not demonstrated scientifically the principles of free competition . Fortunately for them free com- petition organizes production more or less well . In ...
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... exogenous factors . A new invention , for example , was assumed to give a temporary monopoly , ( surplus profit ) to 35 See example footnote 84 on page 146 . 86 the inventor , but the ' monopolistic ' profits 147 THE NEOCLASSICAL ...
... exogenous factors . A new invention , for example , was assumed to give a temporary monopoly , ( surplus profit ) to 35 See example footnote 84 on page 146 . 86 the inventor , but the ' monopolistic ' profits 147 THE NEOCLASSICAL ...
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Early Theories | 11 |
The Classical Economists | 27 |
The Dialectical Materialists | 76 |
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accumulation agriculture capita incomes capita output capital accumulation capitalist cent century changes Colin Clark colonies commodities constant constant capital consumers consumption cultural David Ricardo demand developed countries diminishing returns economic development economic growth economic progress economists Eli Heckscher employment equal equations equilibrium example exchange factors factors of production Ghana History human Ibid idea improve increase industry investment J. S. Mill Kuznets labour force land laws Malthus manufacture marginal Marx Marx's means of production ment mercantilist method Mill nature Physiocrats planning Political Economy population growth Principles problem quantity R. C. O. Matthews rate of growth rate of profit raw materials reduce relative Ricardo rise Rostow savings sector Simon Kuznets social socialist society Soviet Union stage subsistence supply surplus surplus-value take-off technological Theories of Economic tion trade underdeveloped countries units utility variable wages wealth welfare workers