Análise de alguns indicadores demográficos

Study week on the econometric approach to development planning

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Identifikator:: 1896057985

URN:: urn:nbn:de:zbw-retromon-235061

Document type:: Monograph

Title:: Análise de alguns indicadores demográficos

Place of publication:: Lisboa

Publisher:: Tipografia Portuguesa

Year of publication:: 1953

Scope:: 50 S.; graph. Darst

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Collection:: Economics Books

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Title:: III. - Mortalidade infantil endogena e exogena

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284 PONTIFICIAE ACADEMIAE SCIENTIARVM SCRIPTA VARIA - 28 ALLAIS It was, I think, JEvoNs who used this characteristic curve for the first time, but for the case of a stationary equilibrium and in triangular form. At the end of the last century, BoERM-BAWERK again used such a curve but in rectangular form. Subsequently a German, STACKELBERG, and a Frenchman, BousQUET, again used ‘he concept of the characteristic curve for stationary process with rectangular and triangular form. If they did not go farther, the explanation is, I think, that they were unable to treat this quite difficult question mathematically. I have given the references to their works in the bibliography of my « Econometrica » paper with some comment. The concept of the characteristic curve is thus quite classic: What I have done is first to calculate the different macroeconomic quantities R, C, etc. and secondlv to generalize this concept for “he dynamic case. What is completely new is the calculation of the real consumed national income, the principles of which I gave in my book « Eco- nomie et Intérêt » in 1047. I stress that the hypotheses underlying ‘his calculation are quite natural and not very strong (see § 119 for ‘he general theory and § 221 for the general model). I can underline one point more. In the present paper, because ‘he value of reproducible capital appeared so often, it seemed better to me to use the letter C without a subscript to represent re- producible capital and to use C, to represent the total value ot reproducible capital and land. (On the contrary, in my book :« Economie et Intérêt ». I have followed the ordinarv wav). WoLD Thank you for that explanation. Then 1 wonder whether it is correct to understand from your analysis that thanks to the free working of the forces in the capitalistic system, we are rather near ‘he optimum of maximal possibilities? 111 Allais - pag. 288

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