Optimum Social Welfare and Productivity A comparative View

Name: Optimum Social Welfare and Productivity A comparative View
Author: Machlup

1972

by Machlup

CapitalismFritz MachlupJan TinbergenOskar MorgensternProductivityWelfare StateWelfare EconomicsEgalitarianismMarginal UtilityExternalitiesMonopolySubsidiesTaxationSocialismIncome DistributionEconomies of ScaleRaw MaterialsCapital IntensityEconomic DevelopmentNational IncomeFriedrich A. HayekSocial JusticeJoseph Stalin

Table of Contents · 18 segments

Front Matter and Forewordtheoretical

Some Features of the Optimum Regime: Aim and Interdisciplinary Approachessay

Survey of Approaches to Social Welfare and Restrictionsessay

Critique of Traditional Welfare Economics and Public Tasksessay

Proposed Interdisciplinary Approach and the Lump-Sum Capability Taxessay

Concluding Remarks on Optimal Social Orderessay

Notes and Bibliography (Machlup)bibliography

Productivity Under Two Systems: The USSR Versus the West - Introductionessay

Methodology and Comparative Productivity in the General Economyessay

Factors Influencing Productivity: Effort, Unemployment, and Scaleessay

Productivity and the Stage of Economic Developmentessay

Industrial Productivity Comparisonsessay

General Conclusions and Technical Regression Datatheoretical

Notes to Productivity Under Two Systemsfootnotes

Appendix: Sources and Methods on Comparative Productivitytheoretical

Abbreviations and Bibliographybibliography

The Best Society: Efficiency and Equality (Fritz Machlup)essay

Social Aspirations and Optimality (Oskar Morgenstern)essay