SEMAINE D'ÉTUDE SUR LE ROLE DE L’ANALYSE ECONOMETRIQUE ETC. 
i. The production aspect of technical change 
5. The demand aspect of technical change 
5. The evolution of demand in time . . 
7. The criterion for the choice of the hvpothese: 
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CHAPTER V — A general multi-sector dvnamic model 
1. The model . . . . . 
2. A few restrictions . . . 
3. The flows of the system . 
:. The conditions for a dynamic equilibrium . 
5. Relevance of a disaggregated formulation . . . 
6. The dynamic movements of physical quantities and of re- 
lative prices EE 
7. The dynamic movements of the other variables . 
8. Short-run flexibilities 
CHAPTER VI — The empirical significance of the model. 
«. The relation of sectoral dvnamic analysis to input-outr 
analysis . po® ow ew a om ea 
Fitting empirical data into the model . . . 
The rationale of framing a dynamic analysis in terms 
vertically integrated sectors 
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criticism of the voN NEUMANN 
tvpe of dvnamic models 
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