Variable Factor Proportions and Interindustry Flows in the Theory of International Trade

Jaroslav Vanek

The Quarterly Journal of Economics, 1963, vol. 77, issue 1, 129-142

Abstract: I. Introduction, 129. — II. The production possibility with interindustry flows and substitutable primary factors, 130. — III. A two-product diagrammatic illustration, 132. — IV. The marginal rate of transformation along the input-output opportunity cost curve, 133. — V. The generalized theory of factor-price equalization, 135. — VI. Real wage, income distribution and the terms of trade, 138. — VII. The generalized factor-proportions theory of international trade, 139. — Appendix, 141.

Date: 1963
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