The Review of Economic Studies

1933 - 2025

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Volume 30, issue 3, 1963

The Adjustment of Savings to Investment in a Growing Economy pp. 151-166

James Meade

Learning by Doing: A Further Note pp. 167-168

Joan Robinson

The Turnpike Theorem of Morishima pp. 169-176

Lionel McKenzie

On a Theorem of Scarf pp. 177-180

Gerard Debreu

The Impact of Credit Control on Consumer Durable Spending in the United Kingdom, 1957–1961 pp. 181-194

R. J. Ball and Pamela S. Drake

A Measure of Capital pp. 195-202

Graham Pyatt

Business Saving and Normal Income pp. 203-216

Tony Lancaster

Factor Substitution in the Two-Sector Growth Model pp. 217-228

Emanuel M. Drandakis

The Existence of a Utility Function to Represent Preferences pp. 229-232

Trout Rader

A Generalized S.M.A.C. Function with Constant Ratios of Elasticity of Substitution pp. 233-236

V. Mukerji

Volume 30, issue 2, 1963

Constant Elasticity of Substitution Production Functions pp. 73-83

Daniel McFadden

A Stochastic Income Model Using Optimal Inventory Rules pp. 84-92

Daniel Orr

A Note on the Cobb-Douglas Function pp. 93-94

Herbert A. Simon and Ferdinand K. Levy

On a Two-Sector Model of Economic Growth — A Comparative Statics Analysis— pp. 95-104

Akira Takayama

On a Two-Sector Model of Economic Growth II pp. 105-118

Hirofumi Uzawa

On a Two-Sector Model of Economic Growth: Comments and a Generalization pp. 119-127

Ken-ichi Inada

Research Inclinations of a Cournot Oligopolist pp. 128-130

Ira Horowitz

Hire-Purchase Equilibria: Some Transition Theorems pp. 131-140

F. R. Oliver

Notes on Jorgenson's Model pp. 141-147

M. McManus

Stability of a Dynamic Input-Output System: A Reply pp. 148-149

Dale Jorgenson

Volume 30, issue 1, 1963

The Accelerator and Technical Progress pp. 1-15

A. A. Walters

Fiscal Policy in a Neo-Classical Growth Model: An Analysis of Time Required for Equilibrating Adjustment pp. 16-23

Ryuzo Sato

Minimization of Economic Rent in Spatial Price Equilibrium pp. 24-31

Vernon L. Smith

Choosing an Investment Program among Interdependent Projects pp. 32-36

Stanley Reiter

Scarcity of Specific Resources as a Limit to Output pp. 37-42

Ashok Guha

A Diagrammatic Approach to General Equilibrium Analysis pp. 43-55

N. F. Laing

Additive Logarithmic Preferences A Further Note pp. 56-62

W. M. Gorman

Archibald versus Chicago pp. 63-64

George J. Stigler

More on Archibald versus Chicago pp. 65-67

Milton Friedman

Reply to Chicago pp. 68-71

G. C. Archibald

Volume 29, issue 4, 1962

Rate of Profit and Income Distribution in Relation to the Rate of Economic Growth pp. 267-279

Luigi L. Pasinetti

On the Consistency and Efficiency of Central Plans pp. 280-290

J. M. Montias

Production Functions with Constant Elasticities of Substitution pp. 291-299

Hirofumi Uzawa

Exploring the "Uneconomic Region" of the Production Function pp. 300-312

G. H. Borts and E. J. Mishan

Some Dynamic Phenomena in the Leontief Model of Reversely Lagged Type pp. 313-323

Hukukane Nikaidô

The Effect of Specific Excise Taxes on the Output of the Individual Multiproduct Firm pp. 324-326

J. Wise

The Implications of a Backward Bending Labor Supply Curve pp. 327-328

Anne O. Krueger

The Stability of the Cournot Oligopoly Solution pp. 329-331

F. H. Hahn

"The Stability of the Cournot Oligopoly Solution": Further Comment pp. 332-336

Robert L. Bishop

Dynamic Cournot-type Oligopoly Models—A Correction pp. 337-339

M. McManus

Volume 29, issue 3, 1962

The Economic Implications of Learning by Doing pp. 155-173

Kenneth Arrow

A New Model of Economic Growth pp. 174-192

Nicholas Kaldor and James Mirrlees

Parable and Realism in Capital Theory: The Surrogate Production Function pp. 193-206

Paul A. Samuelson

Substitution and Fixed Proportions in the Theory of Capital pp. 207-218

Robert Solow

A Neo-Classical Theorem pp. 219-226

Joan Robinson

The Effect of Savings on Consumption in a State of Steady Growth pp. 227-234

James Meade

Some Implications of Golden Age Conditions when Savings Equal Profits pp. 235-237

D. G. Champernowne

Technical Progress and Optimum Savings pp. 238-240

J. Black

Output and Investment for Exponential Growth in Consumption pp. 241-245

Richard Stone and J. A. C. Brown

Comment pp. 246-250

Nicholas Kaldor

Comment pp. 251-254

Paul A. Samuelson

Comment pp. 255-257

Robert Solow

Comment pp. 258-266

Joan Robinson

Volume 29, issue 2, 1962

Capital Theory and Developmental Planning pp. 85-98

Ronald Findlay

The Scope of Qualitative Economics pp. 99-123

Kelvin Lancaster

Automatic Stabilization and the British Taxes on Income pp. 124-139

P. H. Pearse

Admissibility and Measurable Utility Functions pp. 140-146

James P. Quirk and Rubin Saposnik

The Business Propensity to Save pp. 147-150

P. E. Hart

Cournot Points and the Conflict Curves pp. 151-153

C. E. Ferguson

Volume 29, issue 1, 1961

Editorial pp. 1

The Editors

Chamberlin versus Chicago pp. 2-28

G. C. Archibald

An Econometric Model of the U.K pp. 29-39

J. Johnston

On a Two-Sector Model of Economic Growth pp. 40-47

Hirofumi Uzawa

Note on Uzawa's Two-Sector Model of Economic Growth pp. 48-50

Robert Solow

A Model for the Long-Run Theory of Value pp. 51-61

Peter Newman and J. N. Wolfe

A Stable Adjustment Process for a Competitive Economy pp. 62-65

F. H. Hahn

The Social Optimum in the presence of Monopoly and Taxation pp. 66-78

H. A. John Green

Aggregation, Peaks and Troughs pp. 79-84

J. Parry Lewis