Relevance and precision: from quantitative analysis to economic policy - Wolff, Pieter de.; Cramer, J. S. (Jan Salomon), 1928.; Heertje, Arnold, 1934.; Venekamp, P. E. (Samsom : Alphen aan den Rijn ; North-Holland Pub. Co. : New York, 1976)
Tinbergen, J. The role of occupational status in income formation.--Lundberg, E. Developments of goals of economic policy in Sweden.--Hennipman, P. Pareto optimality : value judgment or analytical tool?--Ulman, L. Unionism, inflation, and concensus.--Venekamp, P. E. Index number mutations.--Houthakker, H. S. Disproportional growth and the intersectoral distribution of income.--Theil, Henri. Modelling the transition probabilities of intergenerational occupational mobility.--Cramer, J. S. The effect of income redistribution on consumer demand.--Pais, A. On the relative strength of sentiments and intentions.--Werf, D. van der. Developing the Rijnmond model.--Heertje, A. The Cambridge controversy and welfare.--Wichers, C. R. Toward a unif
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Includes bibliographies.
Keywords: Wolff, Pieter de; Economics; Income distribution; Economic policy