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The present study examines the importance of Schumpeterian profits in the United States economy. Schumpeterian profits are defined as those profits that arise when firms are able to appropriate the returns from innovative activity. We first show the underlying equations for Schumpeterian...
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, of course. World events and intellectual developments over the past two decades have heightened interest in Schumpeter … and all walks of life have discovered Schumpeter and think that his ideas can help them understand the world they live in. …
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of financial control, the amount of resources invested, and on a random event. The relationship between money and …
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bureaucracy and enforcement of the legal system endogenously. In particular we consider money systems as constructs to make agents … strategic market games representing government-issued fiat money and ideal commodity money as two cases. We endogenize the … provision of money and rules for its use as productive activities within the society, and consider the problem of transition …
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mechanism has a distinguished commodity -- the money -- that serves as the sole medium of exchange. As m approaches infinity it …
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theories of money both have their validity and reasons for coexistence. The drive for increasing efficiency in the payment …
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mechanism has a distinguished commodity -- the money -- that serves as the sole medium of exchange and mediates trade between …
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money and financial institutions. The phrase "money and financial institutions" is used to stress that a theory of money … money measures provide a crude but serviceable basis for the accounting system which in turn, along with the codification of … provided a means for control. Money and financial institutions provide the command and control system of a modern society. The …
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We derive the existence of a Walras equilibrium directly from Nash's theorem on noncooperative games. No price player is involved, nor are generalized games. Instead we use a variant of the Shapley-Shubik trading-post game.
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valuation of money, and a golden rule equilibrium in which the rate of interest is equal to population growth (independent of …
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