... MARGINAL EFFICIENCY OF CAPITAL 12 THE STATE OF LONG-TERM EXPECTATION 13 THE GENERAL THEORYOFTHE RATE OF INTEREST 14 THE CLASSICAL THEORYOFTHE RATE OF INTEREST o APPENDIX ON THE RATE OF INTEREST IN ... the validity of one or other of them that the conclusion can be avoided The equivalence between thequantityof saving and thequantityof investment emerges from the bilateral character ofthe ... fall to the appropriate level, which will occupy Book IV Thus the analysis ofthe propensity to consume, the definition ofthe marginal efficiency of capital and thetheoryofthe rate of interest...
... fall to the appropriate level, which will occupy Book IV Thus the analysis ofthe Propensity to Consume, the definition ofthe Marginal Efficiency of Capital and thetheoryofthe Rate of Interest ... from their point of view is their income, we will call the factor cost of A The sum ofthe factor cost F and the user cost U we shall call the prime cost ofthe output A We can then define the ... at the current wage will withdraw the offer of their labour in the event of even a small rise in the cost of living Yet this strange supposition apparently underlies Professor Pigou’s Theory of...
... many years Rather the ideas of kinetic theory found their way into other fields, such as radiative transfer, thetheoryof ionized gases, thetheoryof neutron transport and the study of quantum ... extension ofthe molecular hypothesis is thetheory (called the kinetic theoryof heat) that the molecules move more or less rapidly, the hotter or colder the body of which they form part; and that the ... kinetic theoryof heat (i)—3 The three states of matter (i)—4 Thetheoryof gases (2)—5 Statistical mechanics (3)—6 The interpretation of kinetic -theory results (6)—7 The interpretation of same...
... aspects ofthe firm’s usage ofcreditThe measure of external finance dependence may indicate the sensitivity ofthe firm to long term credit conditions, which is potentially related to the presence of ... data on the universe of bank loans in Peru with customs data on the universe of Peruvian exports The main novelty of these data is that they allow us to estimate the elasticity of exports to credit ... (2011) The results on thecredit elasticity of trade are as follows On the intensive margin, we find that a 10% reduction in the supply ofcredit results in a contraction of 2.3% in the volume of...
... is the cornerstone ofthe RNA World Nevertheless, there is a lot going for the RNA World (Bernhardt summarizes much ofthe evidence, and I add more below) whereas the other hypotheses on the ... Because ofthe ability of these naturally occurring RNA riboswitches to bind protein enzyme cofactors, and because many of these cofactors possess non-functional fragments of RNA – one ofthe earliest ... already at the late stages ofthe hypothetical RNA World [92] All this discussion is not pointless play with hypotheses Realization ofthe unique status ofthe RNA World among the origin of life...
... familiarity with the elementary topology of topological groups and ofthe real and complex number fields Most ofthe material of these notes is to be found in the notes of Artin and the books of Artin, ... L Then L′ /L is a galois extension The restriction of elements of g to L′ are automorphisms of L′ with L as fixed field (by definition of L) By finite galois theory these are all the elements ofthe ... on the Algebraic Theoryof Fields By K.G Ramanathan Tata Institute of Fundamental Research, Bombay 1954 Introduction There are notes of course of lectures on Field theory aimed at providing the...
... on the basis ofthe Nambu equations of motion, and anti-rigid if the correction terms act to enhance the curvature ofthe world sheet Numerical simulation ofthe collapse of a circular loop of ... –10−35 s after the Big Bang, when the temperature ofthe Universe was ofthe order of 1028 K The thickness of a cosmic string is typically comparable to the Compton wavelength of a particle with ... chapter I, therefore, sketch the line of theoretical development that leads from gauge field theory to the classical equations of motion of a cosmic string, starting from a gauge description ofthe electromagnetic...
... k The main result is Theorem 1.5.2 below It seems unlikely that this result is valid in the generality ofthe previous section Indeed, the proof ofthe corresponding result for K -theory uses the ... Moreover, the composite ofthe maps in the lower row is equal to the map ofthe statement, and the upper left-hand and upper righthand terms are contractible Hence the theorem is equivalent to the ... the identification ofthe E -term is a consequence ofthe celebrated theorem of Suslin, [43], that ⊗(t/2) ¯ Kt (K, Z/pv ) = µpv e For K a finite extension of Qp , the p-adic homotopy type of the...
... reduces the use of drugs The magnitude of this effect on consumption depends on the elasticity of demand: the more inelastic is demand, the smaller is this effect The role ofthe elasticity and the ... production); (c+A)θ, the expected value ofthe drugs confiscated; and θF, the expected costs of punishment An increase in punishment to drug offenders, F, raises the cost and lowers the profits of an individual ... conviction of illegal suppliers obviously depend on the extent ofthe difference between the social and private value of consumption of illegal goods, but they also depend crucially on the elasticity of...
... become one ofthe most exciting and challenging topics in the field ofthe electron theoryof metals Originally, the electron theoryof metals was constructed for crystals where the existence of a periodic ... Introduction What is the electron theoryof metals? Historical survey ofthe electron theoryof metals Outline of this book Bonding styles and the free-electron model Prologue Concept of an energy band ... with the wavelength ϭ253.6 nm Insertion of ϭ253.6 nm into ⌬Eϭ hc/ exactly yields the excitation energy of 4.9 eV 1.2 Historical survey ofthe electron theoryof metals in the construction of...
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... that of light, then we can deduce thetheoryof Newton from the new theory, the “universal” relativity theory, as it is called by Einstein Thus all the conclusions based upon the Newtonian theory ... Statement by Prof H A Lorentz, ofthe University of Leyden The total eclipse ofthe sun of May 29, resulted in a striking confirmation ofthe new theoryofthe universal attractive power of gravitation ... with thetheoryof Newton, it was evident, fortunately, at the end ofthe experiment that the connection existed If we avail ourselves ofthe simplifying circumstance that the velocities of the...
... and the Problem of De Se Belief Cognitive Attitudes and Content The Doctrine of Propositions The Problem of De Se Belief The Property Theoryof Content 11 16 Chapter In Favor ofthe Property Theory ... main rivals to the property theoryof content and evaluate each of them with respect to the property theoryThe chapter is largely devoted to only two rival views, but each of them comes in several ... where their subjects not exist; the property theory has trouble accounting for the communication of our thoughts to others; and the property theory cannot account adequately for the validity of...
... for the case ofthe war in Vietnam with the unbridgeable gap between the people, the army, and the government ofthe USA Notwithstanding the possibility of applying these examples of use, there ... that they led to the collapse of a whole conception ofthe world Moscow (1812) was the turning point ofthe Napoleonic Wars The Battle of Waterloo (1815) was the final battle ofthe wars of liberation ... advance the outcome ofthe campaign and ofthe Battle of Waterloo In terms of foreign policy, the French army was confronted—as in the Battle of Leipzig—by a coalition ofthe leading states of Europe...