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Capital Formation and Economic Development

1964

by Rosenstein Rodan

Capital AccumulationEconomic DevelopmentMathematical EconomicsFiscal PolicyExternalitiesResource AllocationBalance of PaymentsExchange RatesTime PreferenceCapital TheoryDepreciationIrving FisherProductivityJoan RobinsonKnut WicksellPlanned EconomyDiminishing ReturnsJan Tinbergen

Table of Contents · 29 segments

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Front Matter and Table of Contentsfront_matter
2
The Mathematical Framework of the Third Five Year Planchapter
3
Alternative Numerical Models of the Third Five Year Plan of Indiachapter
4
An Outline of a Method for Programme Evaluationchapter
6
The Use of Shadow Prices in Programme Evaluation: Introduction and Conceptstheoretical
7
Dynamic Programming and Approximations for Shadow Pricestheoretical
8
The Problem of Estimation: Shadow Price of Foreign Exchangetheoretical
9
The Problem of Estimation: Shadow Rate of Interesttheoretical
10
Calculation of Priorities and Conclusion on Shadow Pricestheoretical
11
Choice Elements in Intertemporal Planningtheoretical
12
Substitution Among Choice Elements and Optimizing Modelstheoretical
13
Capital Formation: A Theoretical and Empirical Analysistheoretical
14
The Analytical Framework: A Non-Linear Programming Modeltheoretical
15
Differential Inequalities and Efficiency Conditionstheoretical
16
Analytical Background and Literature Reviewtheoretical
17
Empirical Application: United States (1947-1957)theoretical
18
Appendix: Estimates for the Netherlands and Indiatheoretical
19
An Approach to a Multi-Sectoral Intertemporal Planning Modeltheoretical
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The Model: Mathematical Formulation of Multi-Sector Growththeoretical
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Interpretation of the Model and Non-Negativity Constraintstheoretical
22
Singularity of the B Matrix and Variability of Coefficientstheoretical
23
Extension to an Open Economytheoretical
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A Simple Optimizing Planning Model by Louis Lefeberchapter
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An Appraisal of Alternative Planning Modelschapter
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Formulations and Feasibility of Consistency Modelstheoretical
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The Fully Optimizing Approach and Preference Functionstheoretical
28
Summary of Multi-Sector Planning Frameworkstheoretical
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The Existence of an Optimum Savings Programmechapter
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References and Indexbibliography