Nations and households in economic growth
Subtitle: essays in honor of Moses Abramovitz.
By: Edited by Paul A. David [and] Melvin W. Reder.
Contributors: Abramovitz, Moses, 1912-; David, Paul A., ed.; Reder, Melvin Warren, 1919- ed.
Publisher: Academic Press
Published: 1974
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 411
Subjects: Microeconomics.; Macroeconomics.; Economic policy.
Notes: Includes bibliographies.
Table of contents: title: Microeconomic foundations: Arrow, K. J. The measurement of real value added.; title: David, P. A. Fortune, risk, and the microeconomics of migration.; title: Easterlin, R. A. Does economic growth improve the human lot?; title: Kuznets, S. Income-related differences in natural increase; bearing on growth and distribution of income.; title: Reder, M. W. An economic theory of imperialism.; title: Sanderson, W. C. Does the theory of demand need the maximum principle?; title: Scitovsky, T. Are men rational or economists wrong?; title: Macroeconomic performance; Growth and stability: Cheetham, R. J., Kelley, A. C., and Williamson, J. G. Demand, structural change, and the process of growth.; title: Friedman, M. Monetary policy in developing countries.; title: Ginzberg, E. Government; the fourth factor.; title: Hickman, B. G. What became of the building cycle?; title: Mathieson, D. J. and McKinnon, R. I. Instability in underdeveloped countries.; title: Moore, G. H. Economic indicator analysis during 1969-72.; title: Tarshis, L. The dollar standard and the level of international reserves.; title: Thomas, B. Long swings and the Atlantic economy; a reappraisal.