The Allocation of economic resources
Subtitle: essays in honor of Bernard Francis Haley
By: by Moses Abramovitz [and others]
Contributors: Haley, Bernard Francis.; Abramovitz, Moses, 1912-
Series: Stanford studies in history, economics, and political science -- 17.
Publisher: Stanford Universtiy Press
Published: 1959
Place of publication: Stanford, Calif
Language: eng
Number of pages: 244
Subjects: Income.; Prices.; Investments.
Notes: Includes bibliographies.
Table of contents: value: The welfare interpretation of secular trends in national income and product, by M. Abramovitz.; value: Costs and outputs, by A. Alchian.; value: Toward a theory of price adjustment, by K.J. Arrow.; value: Reflections on underconsumption, by P.A. Baran.; value: Unemployment compensation and the allocation of resources, by P.W. Cartwright.; value: The interdependence of investment decisions, by H.B. Chenery.; value: The theory of tax incidence applied to the gains of labor unions, by G.W. Hilton.; value: The scope and limits of futures trading, by H.S. Houthakker.; value: The handling of norms in policy analysis, by C.E. Lindblom.; value: Alternative theories of labor's share, by M.W. Reder.; value: Growth, balanced or unbalanced? By T. Scitovsky.; value: Monetary stability in a growing economy, by E.S. Shaw.; value: Factor inputs and international price comparisons, by L. Tarshis.