This two-volume handbook includes state-of-the-art surveys in different areas of neoclassical production economics. Volume 1 covers theoretical and methodological issues only. Volume 2 includes surveys of empirical applications in different areas like manufacturing, agriculture, banking, energy and environment, and so forth.
This two-volume handbook includes state-of-the-art surveys in different areas of neoclassical production economics. Volume 1 covers theoretical and methodological issues only. Volume 2 includes surveys of empirical applications in different areas like manufacturing, agriculture, banking, energy and environment, and so forth.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Subhash C. Ray is professor in the Department of Economics, University of Connecticut, in Storrs, Connecticut, USA. Robert G. Chambers is professor in the Department of Agricultural and Resource Economics, University of Maryland, College Park in Maryland, USA. Subal Kumbhakar is professor in the Department of Economics, Binghamton University, in New York State, USA.
Inhaltsangabe
1. Overview of Neoclassical Production Economics Editors. 2. Duality in Production Diewert (agreed). 3. Multiproduct Technologies Fare agreed. 4. Elasticities of Substitution Russell agreed. 5. Conceptualization and Measurement of Technical Change and Productivity Growth Hulten or Jorgensen. 6. Index Numbers Balk (provisionally agreed). 7. Market Structures. 8. Capacity Utilization Segerson and Squires agreed. 9. Regulation Bogetoft agreed. 10. Bad Outputs Murty and Russell agreed. 11. Dynamic Analysis of Production Stefanou agreed. 12. Production under Uncertainty Bob Chambers agreed. 13. Growth Theory here I would include both Solow Swan and the Endogenous Growth literature. 14. Stochastic Frontier Analysis Subal Kumbhakar agreed. 15. Data Envelopment Analysis Subhash Ray agreed. 16. Functional Structure and Aggregation Dan Primont. 17. Cost, Revenue, Profit Function Estimation Lau written to. 18. Economies of Scale, Size, and Scope (will overlap with 8 and 9) Forsund and Podinovski agreed. 19. Activity Analysis Models (as distinct from DEA) ten Raa. 20. Shadow Pricing Finn only for DEA. 21. Aggregation: From Firm to Sector and Higher Levels Zelenyuk maybe Pope. 22. Physical and Bioeconomic Production Systems Timo and Tim Coelli. 23. nonconvex technologies Briec and Kerstens agreed. 24. distance functions Fare and Chambers agreed. 25. Retrospective on Koopmans Knox Lovell agreed. 26. Retrospective on Dual Cost Functions: Marc Nerlove (provisionally agreed).
1. Overview of Neoclassical Production Economics Editors. 2. Duality in Production Diewert (agreed). 3. Multiproduct Technologies Fare agreed. 4. Elasticities of Substitution Russell agreed. 5. Conceptualization and Measurement of Technical Change and Productivity Growth Hulten or Jorgensen. 6. Index Numbers Balk (provisionally agreed). 7. Market Structures. 8. Capacity Utilization Segerson and Squires agreed. 9. Regulation Bogetoft agreed. 10. Bad Outputs Murty and Russell agreed. 11. Dynamic Analysis of Production Stefanou agreed. 12. Production under Uncertainty Bob Chambers agreed. 13. Growth Theory here I would include both Solow Swan and the Endogenous Growth literature. 14. Stochastic Frontier Analysis Subal Kumbhakar agreed. 15. Data Envelopment Analysis Subhash Ray agreed. 16. Functional Structure and Aggregation Dan Primont. 17. Cost, Revenue, Profit Function Estimation Lau written to. 18. Economies of Scale, Size, and Scope (will overlap with 8 and 9) Forsund and Podinovski agreed. 19. Activity Analysis Models (as distinct from DEA) ten Raa. 20. Shadow Pricing Finn only for DEA. 21. Aggregation: From Firm to Sector and Higher Levels Zelenyuk maybe Pope. 22. Physical and Bioeconomic Production Systems Timo and Tim Coelli. 23. nonconvex technologies Briec and Kerstens agreed. 24. distance functions Fare and Chambers agreed. 25. Retrospective on Koopmans Knox Lovell agreed. 26. Retrospective on Dual Cost Functions: Marc Nerlove (provisionally agreed).
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