The Long-Wave Debate : Selected Papers from an IIASA (International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis) International Meeting on Long-Term Fluctuations in Economic Growth: Their Causes and Consequences, Held in Weimar, GDR, June 10-14, 1985

edited by Tibor Vasko

The proceedings reflect the state-of-the-art of long-term fluctuations in economic growth as well as discussing promising areas of research in this field. The unique combination of participants from East and West (including the People's Republic of China) is a guarantee for wide coverage and unusual insights. The problems treated range from the identification of long-term fluctuations in developing and developed countries in both East and West to their relationship to important economic variables (profit, prices, money supply). Particular attention is focused on structural changes and the role of technological development in the light of the long-term fluctuation concept. It is interesting to follow the treatment of this issue by scientists with different orientations. The role of financial and monetary variables is also analyzed by leading researchers in the field

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Year of publication:	1987
Other Persons:	Vasko, Tibor (ed.)
Publisher:	Berlin, Heidelberg : Springer Berlin Heidelberg
Subject:	Konjunktur \| Business cycle \| Welt \| World

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Extent:	Online-Ressource (XVII, 431 p) online resource
Type of publication:	Book / Working Paper
Language:	English
Notes:	1. Will There Be a Fifth Kondratieff?2. Problems of Model Estimation of Long-Term Economic Oscillations -- 3. Long Waves in Argentine Economic Development -- 4. The Economy as an Evolutionary Pulsator -- 5. Marx and Engels on Long Waves -- 6. Basic Innovations and the Next Long Wave of Productivity Growth: Socioeconomic Implications and Consequences -- 7. Structural Crisis as a Phase in Long-Term Economic Fluctuations -- 8. Technological Substitution and Long Waves in the USA -- 9. On the Long-Term Dynamics of the Rate of Return -- 10. Empirical Research and Forecasting Based on Hungarian and World Economic Data Series -- 11. The Economic Long Wave: Theory and Evidence -- 12. The Crucial Influence of Structural Change on Long-Term Fluctuations in Economic Growth -- 13. The Law of Value and Structural Shifts in a National Economy -- 14. Long Waves and Regional Take-Offs in Italy and Great Britain: Preliminary Investigations into Multiregional Disparities of Development -- 15. The Pathway of Dynamic Efficiency: Economic Trajectory of a Technical Revolution -- 16. Rates of Innovations and Profits in the Long Wave -- 17. Long Waves, Growth-Retarding Factors, and Paradigms of the New Upswing -- 18. Technoeconomic Succession and the Economic Long Wave -- 19. New Technology and Regional Development -- 20. Scientific and Technological Cycles: Program- and Aim-Oriented Planning -- 21. Technical Innovation, Diffusion, and Long Cycles of Economic Development -- 22. Long-Term Trends in the Belgian Money Supply, 1877-1984 -- 23. Relative Prices and Technical Change: A Suggested Approach to Long Waves -- 24. A Monetary Model of Long Cycles -- 25. Catastrophe Theory Applied to the Analysis of Long Waves -- 26. Structural Change and Long-Term Fluctuations in Economic Growth -- 27. Outline of a Formal Theory of Long-Term Economic Cycles -- 28. Kondratieff and the Theory of Linear Filters -- 29. Transfers Between Industrial Branches in the Course of Schumpeter-Mensch Long Swings -- 30. Dynamic Programming of Socioeconomics and War: A Computer Experiment -- List of Participants.
ISBN:	978-3-662-10351-7 ; 978-3-662-10353-1
Other identifiers:	10.1007/978-3-662-10351-7 [DOI]
Source:	ECONIS - Online Catalogue of the ZBW

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