Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter I
2. Acknowledgments VII
3. Table of Contents IX
4. I INTRODUCTION 1
5. II THE CLASSICAL THEORIES OF RELATIVE SHARES 3
6. III THE NEOCLASSICAL MARGINAL PRODUCTIVITY DOCTRINE 19
7. IV MARGINAL PRODUCTIVITY DOCTRINE AS A THEORY OF CLASS SHARES: THE COBB-DOUGLAS FUNCTION 36
8. V MONOPOLY AS A DETERMINANT OF CLASS SHARES 44
9. VI AGGREGATE DEMAND AND MACRODISTRIBUTION: KEYNES AND BOULDING 60
10. VII AGGREGATE DEMAND AND MACRODISTRIBUTION: ROBINSON AND KALDOR 71
11. VIII AGGREGATE SUPPLY AND RELATIVE SHARES 87
12. IX Some Conclusions and Observations on Distribution Analysis 100
13. Appendix A 108
14. Appendix B Relative Shares, The Level of Employment, and International Trade 114
15. Notes 120
16. Bibliography 144
17. Index 149