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  1. John Maurice Clark (ur. 30 listopada 1884 w Northampton w stanie Massachusetts, zm. 27 czerwca 1963 w Westport w stanie Connecticut) – amerykański ekonomista.

  2. Robert Aftalion met l'effet accélérateur en évidence en 1913 en découvrant l'accélérateur d'investissement. John Maurice Clark le présente ensuite de manière complète et plus rigoureuse sur le plan mathématique en 1917 1. Ils montrent tous deux que l'investissement et la demande disposent d'un effet d'entraînement réciproque tel que l'augmentation de l'investissement fait augmenter ...

  3. 约翰·莫里斯·克拉克(John Maurice Clark),1884-1963。美国经济学家,约翰·贝茨·克拉克之子。哥伦比亚大学教授,《美国经济评论》编辑,美国国际经济学会名誉会长。

  4. JOHN MAURICE CLARK (1884-1963) Hijo del famoso economista John Bates Clark, nació en Northampton, Mas- sachussetts, en noviembre de 1884. Fue profesor de las universidades de Colorado, Amherst, Chicago y Columbia. Se reconoce por su artículo “Business Acceleration and the Law of Demand” (1917), publicado en el Journal of Political Economy.

  5. On the other hand, John Maurice Clark never fully rejected John Bates Clark’s theoretical contribution. He denied any discontinuity between his father’s two major works, The Philosophy of Wealth and The Distribution of Wealth,2 and saw himself as attempting to continue his efforts to develop a dynamic theory.3 As he once put it in a letter ...

  6. Competition as a Dynamic Process. John Maurice Clark. Brookings Institution, 1961 - Competition - 501 pages. It examines the dynamic character of modern competition, appraises the inadequacies of equilibrium theory and suggests a new approach to the study and interpretation of competitive activities in the economy.

  7. (Davis 1971, 84-85)3 f The Other J.M.: John Maurice Clark and the Keynesian Revolution 901 The aim here is to show that Clark’s contributions to the debates before and after the publication of the General Theory are central to illuminate the limitations of the dominant Keynesian orthodoxy that emerged after World War II.