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Private and Social Rates of Return to Capital in Uruguay
Economic Development and Cultural Change, 1977The primary purpose of this study is to estimate the historical rate of return to capital in Uruguay-that is, the aggregate amount of national income that can be directly attributed to capital during a given year divided by the total stock of capital at the beginning of that year (both income and capital stock being valued in units of the same ...
Harberger, Arnold C +1 more
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Cost of Capital and Fair Rate of Return
The Journal of Finance, 1956THERE has been in the postwar period a widespread acceptance of the cost of capital technique for the determination of the fair rate of return to public utilities. However, there has also developed in this period a serious controversy which concerns the proper relationship between the cost of capital and the fair rate of return to be allowed to public ...
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Again on Capital Theory and Solow's "Rate of Return"
The Economic Journal, 1970This article is the Author's response to Professor Solow's critique of "Switches of Techniques and the 'Rate of Return' in Capital Theory, Economic Journal, Sept. 1969, pp.508-31.For the full debate refer to summary of the original article.
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Switches of Technique and the "Rate of Return" in Capital Theory
The Economic Journal, 1969In the 1960s-70s, there was a well-known controversy in economics on capital theory. In broad terms, the controversy unfolded between the two Cambridges – one in the United Kingdom and the other in the United States (Massachusetts) – though it also involved economists of other nationalities (in particular Italian).
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CAPITAL GAINS AND THE RATE OF RETURN ON A STRADIVARIUS
Economic Inquiry, 1989What is the return on a Stradivarius? The return equals the capital gain. The return on specific violin sales averages 2.17 percent. The best Stradivariuses were made in the “Golden Period.” Prices were significantly higher for Golden Period violins than for the other three periods examined.
MYRON H. ROSS, SCOTT ZONDERVAN
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Cost of Capital—Rate of Return
Financial Analysts Journal, 1968(1968). Cost of Capital—Rate of Return. Financial Analysts Journal: Vol. 24, No. 4, pp. 113-116.
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Capital Gains and After‐Tax Internal Rates of Return
American Journal of Agricultural Economics, 1992AbstractNet present value models are constructed by discounting the after‐tax cash flows of a challenging investment by the after‐tax internal rates of return (IRRs) of a defending investment. After‐tax IRRs calculated for a defending investment are shown to depend on the defender's capital gains and allowable depreciation.
Lindon J. Robison, Steven D. Hanson
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Capital-labor Ratios And Rates Of Return On Capital.
1971PhD ; Business community ; University of Michigan, Horace H. Rackham School of Graduate Studies ; http://deepblue.lib.umich.edu/bitstream/2027.42/186973/2/7214861 ...
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Growth of Capital, Capital Structure, and Rate of Return
1981In November 1974 I presented to Professor Albach’s Management Science Seminar at Bonn University a paper on a research program, which I had initiated at the Stockholm School of Economics. At that time the research had the character of “work in process”. My paper dealt mainly with our analytical tools and methods of measurement.
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Rates of return on capital across the world: are they converging?
Cambridge Journal of Economics, 2015This article estimates levels and identifies trends in the profitability of capital in a broad sample of developed, developing and post-communist transition economies making up over 80% of global output. The underlying distributional and efficiency determinants of profitability are considered in the Marxian analytical framework.
Nan-Ting Chou +2 more
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