Increasing Returns and Economic Analysis

摘要: Acknowledgements - Preface Introduction PART 1: SPECIALIZATION, ORGANIZATION AND GROWTH: NEW CLASSICAL ECONOMICS Specialization and Division of Labour: a Survey X.Yang & S.Ng Comments J.M.Buchanan J.Borland Specialisation the Emergence Value Money W.Cheng Productivity, Investment in Infrastructure Population Size: Formalizing Theory Ester Boserup C.Y.C.Chu Y-C.Tsai The Inframarginal Analysis Demand Supply Relationship between Minimum Level Consumption Labour M.Lio Economies Trade Centralized Hierarchy within Firm Decentralized Market H.Shi An Analytical Framework Consumer-producers, Transaction Costs M.Wen Extended Ethier Model with Tradeoff Scale K-y.Wong Policy Dynamic Endogenous J.Zhang 2: ECONOMIES OF SCALE MONOPOLISTIC COMPETITION Increasing Returns, Constant Returns Micro-Macro Economics R.Marris Non-neutrality under Non-perfect Competition: Why do Economists fail to see Possibility? Y-K.Ng A Monopolistic Competition Externalities Fiscal K.N.Cheung C-S.Hwang Industrialisation Big Push J.Gans P.A.Trostel Imperfect an Applied General Equilibrium Australian Economy K.A-Silva M.Horridge P.B.Dixon Variety, Spillovers Structure Technological Change P.F.Peretto Pursuit Relative Conspicuous J.Wang Economic Fluctuations based upon X.Yin 3: INFORMATION, TRADE, RESOURCES Innovation K.J.Arrow Variable Factor Price Equalization M.Kemp, M.Okawa M.Tawada Stolper-Samuelson Theorem Models P.J.Lloyd A.G.Schweinberger P.M.Sgro Scale, Resources J.Pitchford Index