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THE “LEADING SECTOR” MODEL OF GROWTH IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES
LAUCHLIN CURRIESince the original Harrod‐Domar capital‐output models, and the highly influential work of Ragnar Nurkse, nearly all writers have found the effective constraints on growth to be on…
THE OPTIMUM SOLUTION FOR THE ADJUSTMENT PROBLEM
HARRY G. JOHNSONThis paper is concerned with the optimum solution for the adjustment problem. It is obvious from the outset that it is much easier to discuss non‐optimum solutions, or the…
THE INTERNATIONAL MONETARY SYSTEM: THE NEXT STAGE
W.M. SCAMMELLIn August, 1971 the Bretton Woods system of international monetary relations ended, “not with a bang but a whimper”. The so‐called Nixon measures signalled a change of…
EDUCATION AND INCOME IN CHILE
ALAN L. SORKINFrom December, 1969 to March, 1970 a sample survey was conducted throughout Chile to determine individual utilization and expenditures on health services. As a by‐product of this…
A SIMPLE DETERMINATE SOLUTION FOR BILATERAL MONOPOLY
Z.A. SPINDLERMany modern microeconomic theory textbooks similarly conclude that the bilateral monopoly equilibrium price and quantity are theoretically indeterminate given the usual…
LABOUR SUPPLY AND INCOME UNCERTAINTY: THE GEOMETRY OF A SPECIAL CASE
M.K. BLOCKThe effect of increased uncertainty on the agent's allocation decision is an intriguing general question and has recently received some systematic attention in the literature…
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