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Papers and Correspondence of William Stanley Jevons: Volume 3: Correspondence, 1863-1872
by William Stanley Jevons
Papers and Correspondence of William Stanley Jevons: Volume VI Lectures on Political Economy 1875–1876
by W S Jevons R D Black
Papers and Correspondence of William Stanley Jevons: Volume V Correspondence, 1879–1882
by William Stanley Jevons
Perspektiven der Entwicklung der Weltwirtschaft.Unternehmungs-und Gebietsentwicklung als Aufgabe einzelwirtschaftlicher und öffentlicher Planung: 242.Sitzung am 7.April 1976 in Düsseldorf (Rheinisch-Westfälische Akademie der Wissenschaften #266)
by Herbert Giersch
Plague, Population and the English Economy 1348–1530 (Studies in Economic and Social History)
by John Hatcher
Planung der Anlageninstandhaltung: dargestellt an Beispielen aus der Stahlindustrie
by Ulrich Middelmann
Planungsrechnung und Entscheidungstechnik: Operations Research Verfahren (Das moderne Industrieunternehmen)
by Werner Zimmermann
Policy Reform in Developing Countries
by Bela BalassaPolicy Reform in Developing Countries deals with questions of policy reforms in selected countries. This book is a collection of essays describing the application of general principles of policy reforms made in countries with an industrial base, such as Mexico, Portugal, Venezuela, Chile, the Andean Common Market, Egypt, and Korea. Through these essays, the author evaluates the general principles that make up desirable policy reforms in these countries, and describes the application of these principles in various actual situations. One essay presents the reforms needed to improve the system of incentives, which include credit, labor market, and public utility pricing. For example, this book analyzes the tariff reform proposed in Chile and the guidelines for the common external tariff used in the Andean Common Market. Another essay evaluates the role of the manufacturing sector in the economic growth of Portugal, and recommends other strategies for this sector. This book then recommends proposals in the development strategy of Korea for the Fourth Five-Year Plan Period, while one other essay reviews the system of incentives that will serve the objectives of the Fourth Five-Year Plan of this country. This collection of essays is suitable for economic planners, heads of state ministries, academic and non-profit institutions dealing with developmental planning, and students and professors in history and political science.
The Politics of Industrial Relations: The origins, life and death of the 1971 Industrial Relations Act (Studies In Policy Making Ser.)
by Michael Moran
Politik und Wirtschaft: Festschrift für Gert von Eynern (Politische Vierteljahresschrift Sonderhefte #8/1977)
by Carl Böhret
Praktische Wirtschaftspolitik: Willensbildung · Globalsteuerung · Branchenpolitik · Umweltpolitik (Moderne Wirtschaftsbücher)
by Eduard Mändle
Problems of a New International Economic Order: Economic Advisory Council to the Federal Ministry of Economics in the Federal Republic of Germany / (Wissenschaftlicher Beirat beim Bundesministerium für Wirtschaft der Bundesrepublik Deutschland)
by Hans Möller
Production systems and hierarchies of centres: The relationship between spatial and economic structures (Studies in Applied Regional Science #7)
by J. Gunnarsson
Production Theory and Its Applications: Proceedings of a Workshop (Lecture Notes in Economics and Mathematical Systems #139)
by H. Albach G. BergendahlSince 1973, the European Institute for Advanced Studies in Management in Brussels has organized regular workshops in the area of management science. The aim of these workshops is to organize a European network of research in the area in order to improve the jOint research on an international basis. Some of these workshops were directed towards the development of certain specialities. The meeting in November 1974 was arranged around the theme "Production Theory and its Applications". It was divided into two sub-sections. One sub-section concerned "Industrial Production Problems" while the other was on "Production Problems in Universities". All presentations were supposed to present applied research in the area of production. The workshop was a great success. The papers were well developed and discussed. Most of the discussion was spent not so much on the analysis but on the assumptions behind the utilized analysis. However, the re actions presented by the audience of the workshop were a good base for the final outlay of the written material. The proceedings presented here contain the collection of papers in their final versions. By putting them together into one format we think we can present a document of high interest to people doing research in the area of production and to operations researchers solving practical production problems.
Produktionsplanung bei Fließbandfertigung (Bochumer Beiträge zur Unternehmensführung und Unternehmensforschung #18)
by Reiner Steffen
Prognoseverfahren für die Unternehmensplanung (Die Wirtschaftswissenschaften. Neue Reihe #1)
by Klaus Brockhoff
Programmers and Managers: The Routinization of Computer Programming in the United States (Heidelberg Science Library)
by P. KraftNorbert Wiener, perhaps better than anyone else, understood the intimate and delicate relationship between control and communication: that messages intended as commands do not necessarily differ from those intended simply as facts. Wiener noted the paradox when the modem computer was hardly more than a laboratory curiosity. Thirty years later, the same paradox is at the heart of a severe identity crisis which con fronts computer programmers. Are they primarily members of "management" acting as foremen, whose task it is to ensure that orders emanating from executive suites are faithfully trans lated into comprehensible messages? Or are they perhaps sim ply engineers preoccupied with the technical difficulties of relating "software" to "hardware" and vice versa? Are they aware, furthermore, of the degree to which their work whether as manager or engineer-routinizes the work of others and thereby helps shape the structure of social class relation ships? I doubt that many of us who lived through the first heady and frantic years of software development-at places like the RAND and System Development Corporations-ever took time to think about such questions. The science fiction-like setting of mysterious machines, blinking lights, and torrents of numbers served to awe outsiders who could only marvel at the complexity of it all. We were insiders who constituted a secret society into which only initiates were welcome. So today I marvel at the boundless audacity of a rank out sider in writing a book like Programmers and Managers.
Psychologie und Sozialmedizin in der Frauenheilkunde: Vorträge des 6. Fortbildungskurses „Gynäkologie und Geburtshilfe” der I. Frauenklinik der Universität München
by H. Schaefer H. Heuser M. Mall-Haefeli E. E. Lau H. Wachinger W. Bräutigam J. M. Wenderlein R. Fickentscher V. Zerssen W. Eicher R. Goebel H. J. Prill V. Frick O. Benkert G. Kockott
Public Expenditures, Taxes, and the Distribution of Income: The United States, 1950, 1961, 1970
by Morgan Reynolds Eugene SmolenskyPublic Expenditures, Taxes, and the Distribution of Income: The United States, 1950, 1961, 1970 explores income inequality over time to a more comprehensive than usual definition of income, one that includes the benefits and burdens of government expenditures and taxes at all levels. The book provides a discussion of topics on the impact of income redistribution on the fiscal comparisons of final income distributions; and experimental results involving artificial government budgets. The book will be interesting to economists.
Regression and factor analysis applied in econometrics (Tilburg Studies in Econometrics #1)
by J.H.F. SchilderinckThis book deals with the methods and practical uses of regression and factor analysis. An exposition is given of ordinary, generalized, two- and three-stage estimates for regression analysis, the method of principal components being applied for factor analysis. When establishing an econometric model, the two ways of analysis complement each other. The model was realized as part of the 'Interplay' research project concerning the economies of the European Common Market countries at the Econometrics Department of the Tilburg School of Economics. The Interplay project aims at: a. elaborating more or less uniformly defined and estimated models; b. clarifying the economic structure and the economic policy possible with the linked models of the European Community countries. Besides the model for the Netherlands published here, the models for Belgium, Italy, West Germany and the United Kingdom are ready for linking and for publishing later on. The econometric model presented in this book and upon which the Interplay model is based comprises eleven structural and twenty-one definitional equations; it is estimated with ordinary, two- and three-stage least squares. The analysis of the model is directed at eliminating multicollinearity, accor ding to D.E. Farrar's and R. Glauber's method. In practice, however, complete elimination of multicollinearity leads to an exclusion of certain relations which is not entirely satisfactory. Economic relations can be dealt with more fully by analyzing the variables involved in detail by factor analysis. In this study factor analysis is also a suitable method for a comparative analysis of different periods.
