Capital and the Heritage of Improvement
E Cannan - Economica, 1934 - JSTOR
By the heritage of improvement I mean the net economic advantage which we and other
generations who come late in the history of mankind, possess in consequence of what has …
generations who come late in the history of mankind, possess in consequence of what has …
Prodigality or Parsimony: The False Dilemma in Economic Development Theory
TR De Gregori - Journal of Economic Issues, 1973 - Taylor & Francis
" Capitals are increased by parsimony, and diminished by prodigality and misconduct." I In
this one sentence, Adam Smith establishes the concept of savings as a basis for economic …
this one sentence, Adam Smith establishes the concept of savings as a basis for economic …
[引用 ][C] What Happened to the Theory of Economic Development?
W Lazonick - Favorites of Fortune: Technology …, 1991 - Cambridge: Harvard University …
[PDF][PDF] Economic progress and economic change
S Fabricant - Economic progress and economic change, 1954 - nber.org
The National Bureau was founded, we have been told by N. 1. Stone, to answer questions
like the one that brought him and Malcolm Rorty together. It was" a most important question …
like the one that brought him and Malcolm Rorty together. It was" a most important question …
A Smithian-growth model and Malthus's optimal propensity to save
T Negishi - Journal of the History of Economic Thought, 1993 - Taylor & Francis
We demonstrated elsewhere that the natural rate of profit falls as the rate of growth is
increased by a higher rate of saving in our Smithian growth model. This confirms Smith's …
increased by a higher rate of saving in our Smithian growth model. This confirms Smith's …
Adam Smith's theory of economic growth
W Eltis, W Eltis - The Classical Theory of Economic Growth, 2000 - Springer
Adam Smith's theory of economic growth is at first sight startlingly different from that of
Quesnay and the Physiocrats. In their argument industry produces no investable surplus …
Quesnay and the Physiocrats. In their argument industry produces no investable surplus …