Titlebook: Essays in Linear Economic Structures; R. M. Goodwin Book 1983 R. M. Goodwin 1983 economics.structure.structures

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The Multiplier as Matrix, the proportions are unique, but the scale of the whole system may be any multiple of the correct proportions. Only a small change is required to transform the one into the other, but it is just this small change which is necessary to study the short run generation and propagation of income.

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Static and Dynamic Linear General Equilibrium Models,ght fruitfully isolate particular sectors or types of problems. Or if the parts were not so intimately related, we might make simple dynamical analyses of their behaviour. It is the fact that both conditions are present that makes each analysis so intractable and yet so unavoidable.

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Use of Normalised General Co-ordinates in Linear Value and Distribution Theory,duration, taking place in one period and available as output at the beginning of the next. Thus, in the spirit of the classical economists, and of Marx, reality is represented in a highly oversimplified form with the intention of illuminating certain central features, but at a sacrifice of detail.