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- Title Pages
- Preface
- Note to the Second Impression
- I Walras‐Type Model of Match‐Box Size
- II Possibility of Persistent Growth Equilibrium
- III A Neo‐Classical Passage to Growth Equilibrium
- IV Harrodian Knife‐Edge in a Keynes‐Type ‘Fixprice’ Economy
- V Towards More Disaggregated Models
- VI Economic Implications of the ‘Revolution’
- VII Equilibrium Growth (I) Cassel–Von Neumann Ray
- VIII Equilibrium Growth (II) Hicks‐Malinvaud Trajectories
- IX Equilibrium Growth. (III) Normative Properties
- X Maximization of Bequests: The First Turnpike Theorem
- XI Oscillations Due to Consumer's Choice
- XII Dynamic Utility Functions Proposed
- XIII Consumption En Route: The Second Turnpike Theorem
- XIV Flexible Population and Avoidance of Malthusian Poverty
- XV An Alternative Approach: Remodelling and Refinements
- XVI Simultaneous Optimization of Population and Capital
- Existence of the Von Neumann Equilibrium
- Index
Existence of the Von Neumann Equilibrium
Existence of the Von Neumann Equilibrium
- Source:
- Theory of Economic Growth
- Publisher:
- Oxford University Press
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- Title Pages
- Preface
- Note to the Second Impression
- I Walras‐Type Model of Match‐Box Size
- II Possibility of Persistent Growth Equilibrium
- III A Neo‐Classical Passage to Growth Equilibrium
- IV Harrodian Knife‐Edge in a Keynes‐Type ‘Fixprice’ Economy
- V Towards More Disaggregated Models
- VI Economic Implications of the ‘Revolution’
- VII Equilibrium Growth (I) Cassel–Von Neumann Ray
- VIII Equilibrium Growth (II) Hicks‐Malinvaud Trajectories
- IX Equilibrium Growth. (III) Normative Properties
- X Maximization of Bequests: The First Turnpike Theorem
- XI Oscillations Due to Consumer's Choice
- XII Dynamic Utility Functions Proposed
- XIII Consumption En Route: The Second Turnpike Theorem
- XIV Flexible Population and Avoidance of Malthusian Poverty
- XV An Alternative Approach: Remodelling and Refinements
- XVI Simultaneous Optimization of Population and Capital
- Existence of the Von Neumann Equilibrium
- Index
