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Stabilization policy and the time-forms of lagged responses, A.W.Philips; the relation between unemployment and the rate of change of moneywage rates in the United Kingdom, 1861-1957, A.W. Philips; a macro-dynamictheory of business cycles, Michal Kalecki; a theory of the business cycle,Michal Kalecki; the "burden of debt" and the national income, Evsey D. Domar;studies in the theory of economic expansion, R.F. Harrod; an essay in dynamicthoery, R.F. Harrod; a parable on savings and investment, Joan Robinson; thetheory of money and the analysis of output, Joan Robinson; the relation ofhome investment to unemployment, R.F. Kahn; the general theory of employment,J.M. Keynes; a non-linear theory of the cycle, R.M. Goodwin; the nonlinearaccelerator and the persistence of business cycles, R.M. Goodwin; thesummation of random causes as the source of cyclic processes, Eugen Slutzky;capital accumulation and efficient allocation of resources, Edmond Malinvaud;on the optimal use of forecasts in economic policy decisions, Leif Johansen;uncertainty and the effectiveness of policy, William Brainard; stochasticmodels of economic fluctuations, Leonid Hurwicz; theory of the firm and ofinvestment, Leonid Hurwicz; a model of general economic equilibrium, J.v.Neumann; economic structure, path, policy and prediction, Jacob Marschak; amodel of the trade cycle, N. Kaldor; rationing and the cost of living index,Nicholas Kaldor; the Hickman-Coen annual growth model - structuralcharacteristics and policy responses, Bert G. Hickman et al; the influence ofthe rate of interest on prices, Knut Wicksell; "the equation of exchange",1896-1910, Irving Fisher; the business cycle largely a "dance of the dollar",Irving Fisher; international propagation of business cycles, J.J. Polak; atheory of demand for products distinguished by place of production, Paul S.Armington; on an empirical law governing the productivity of labour, P.J.Verdoorn; complementarity and long-range projections, P.J. Verdoorn; incomeelasticity of demand, a micro-economic and a macro-economic interpretation,P. de Wolff; a model of income distribution, D.G. Champernowne; thetransactions demand for cash - an inventory theoretic approach, William J.Baumol; the rate of interest and the optimum propensity to consume, OskarLange; functional finance and the federal debt, Abba P. Lerner; interesttheory - supply and demand for loans or supply and demand for cash, Abba P.Lerner; are there laws of production?, Paul H. Douglas; bringing incomedistribution in from the cold, A.B. Atkinson; economic expansion and theinterest rate in generalized von Neumann models, Michio Morishima.