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Unbalanced growth and land overvaluation. [PDF]
Hirano T, Toda AA.
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Land Finance and fiscal rules: An estimated DSGE model for Hong Kong. [PDF]
Zhang W, Liu Z.
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Balancing access, precision, and equity in adaptive test site allocation with an application to COVID-19 in Atlanta, Georgia. [PDF]
Hsiao TW +3 more
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Impacts of Climate Change on Grain Production in China, Japan, and South Korea Based on an Improved Economy-Climate Model. [PDF]
Jin H, Chou J, Wang Y, Pei H, Xu Y.
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A Study on the Cobb-Douglas Production Function
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SpringerBriefs in Economics, 2015
We use the mosaic package to view a two input function—the Cobb-Douglas function—from different angles. We see how in the Cobb-Douglas production function output as a function of labour changes as we change the amount of capital or the level of technology. We see how we can graph isoquants.
Vikram Dayal, Dayal Vikram
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We use the mosaic package to view a two input function—the Cobb-Douglas function—from different angles. We see how in the Cobb-Douglas production function output as a function of labour changes as we change the amount of capital or the level of technology. We see how we can graph isoquants.
Vikram Dayal, Dayal Vikram
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A Note on the Use of the Cobb‐Douglas Profit Function
American Journal of Agricultural Economics, 1986AbstractFactor demand and output supply functions formulated within the framework of the Cobb‐Douglas profit function have been widely used for the study of technological and production behavior of the farm firm. There are certain inbuilt rigidities in this function that have been very often construed as empirical findings by various authors.
Ramesh Chand
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On Exact Multicollinearity and the Estimation of the Cobb‐Douglas Production Function
American Journal of Agricultural Economics, 1974AbstractThe assumptions of the economic model underlying the traditional Cobb‐Douglas production function analysis imply that exact multicollinearity should exist among the inputs. Restricted estimation procedures may lead to parameter estimates with additional economic content.
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