/59, WHEN COAL PRODUCTION REACHED ITS PEAK, THERE HAS BEEN A PERSISTENT FLUCTUATION IN THE AMOUNT OF COAL PRODUCED IN SUBSEQUENT …

Recently there has been a growing tendency to impose curvature, but not monotonicity, on specifications of technology …, estimated flexible specifications of technology are much more likely to violate curvature than monotonicity. Hence it has been … our earlier results with a multiproduct financial technology specified to be generalized quadratic. In our earlier work …

zero. The paper shows that declining nominal prices were a rather common phenomenon during this period of low or no … inflation. The declining prices cannot, however, be explained by lack of demand or any generalized deflationary tendencies …. Hence, the downward rigidity of nominal prices has not prevented relative price adjustments under price stability. The paper …

colonies triggered in Spain a phenomenon known as the Dutch disease,diverting factors of production to non-traded goods …

This paper reviews the existing empirical evidence on the short-term impact on prices of fiscal variables and assesses … Commission and the OECD models. Overall, a broad consensus appears on the impact on prices of changes in individual government … limited impact on prices in the first year while, in contrast, changes in indirect taxes and employers’ social security …

The paper argues that Cobb-Douglas (CD) production function merits use for analysing the production process, not … generalised form. Even in the face of imperfections in the market it does not introduce distortions of its own. Unconstrained CD …-function further increases its potentialities to handle different scales of production. Various econometric estimation problems, such …

and time) of money used as unit for measurement of the prices. Under these circumstanes, exchange control is monopoly of … article discusses the valuation of prices, unit price or measuring unit for prices, ligitimacy of exchange control in markets …