The examples that are reported in the famous chapter "On Machinery" added by Ricardo in the third edition of his Principles are reconstructed and analyzed. Two sets of assumptions that rationalize the examples presented by Ricardo are identified: a) the innovation concerns an agricultural commodity and does affect neither which land is marginal nor the technology applied on the marginal land; b) the innovation concerns a non-basic commodity. Ricardo was aware of these two facts and he seems to have used them respectively in the first and second of his examples
The development of David Ricardo’s economic theory of distribution - the laws that determine the sha...
The controversy between optimists and pessimists that followed and keeps dividing the economists is ...
David Ricardo\u27s “On Machinery” chapter continues to interest theorists and historians of economic...
The examples that are reported in the famous chapter "On Machinery" added by Ricardo in the third ed...
Modern production theory (Kurz and Salvadori, 1995) is utilized to provide a textual analysis of the...
Ricardo's discussion of different forms of technical progress and their implications for the di...
The “machinery question” was developed by the economist David Ricardo (1772–1823) in the chapter “On...
It is generally believed that the addition of the On Machinery chapter to the third edition of the...
Ricardo’s argument on machinery seems to deal both with technical progress and with the substitution...
The “machinery question” was developed by the economist David Ricardo (1772–1823) in the chapter “On...
This note discusses the numerical examples of land saving and capital saving agricultural improvemen...
David Ricardo's "On Machinery " chapter continues to interest theo-rists and historia...
The aim of the chapter is to highlight that Ricardo’s and Marx’s analysis of the introduction of mac...
This note discusses the numerical examples of land saving and capital saving agricultural improvemen...
David Ricardo’s 1817 work, On the Principles of Political Economy, and Taxation (Principles hereafte...
The development of David Ricardo’s economic theory of distribution - the laws that determine the sha...
The controversy between optimists and pessimists that followed and keeps dividing the economists is ...
David Ricardo\u27s “On Machinery” chapter continues to interest theorists and historians of economic...
The examples that are reported in the famous chapter "On Machinery" added by Ricardo in the third ed...
Modern production theory (Kurz and Salvadori, 1995) is utilized to provide a textual analysis of the...
Ricardo's discussion of different forms of technical progress and their implications for the di...
The “machinery question” was developed by the economist David Ricardo (1772–1823) in the chapter “On...
It is generally believed that the addition of the On Machinery chapter to the third edition of the...
Ricardo’s argument on machinery seems to deal both with technical progress and with the substitution...
The “machinery question” was developed by the economist David Ricardo (1772–1823) in the chapter “On...
This note discusses the numerical examples of land saving and capital saving agricultural improvemen...
David Ricardo's "On Machinery " chapter continues to interest theo-rists and historia...
The aim of the chapter is to highlight that Ricardo’s and Marx’s analysis of the introduction of mac...
This note discusses the numerical examples of land saving and capital saving agricultural improvemen...
David Ricardo’s 1817 work, On the Principles of Political Economy, and Taxation (Principles hereafte...
The development of David Ricardo’s economic theory of distribution - the laws that determine the sha...
The controversy between optimists and pessimists that followed and keeps dividing the economists is ...
David Ricardo\u27s “On Machinery” chapter continues to interest theorists and historians of economic...