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Current Paper on Exchange Rate, Rates of Return, etc.
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Shaikh, A. (1998). Real exchange rates and the international mobility of capital
Draft paper titled The effects of a falling rate of profit on the stock market (1999, March 8)
Testimony titled Explaining the U.S. trade deficit submitted before the Trade Deficit Review Commission (1999, December 10)
Draft paper titled Competition and rates of return in U.S. manufacturing industries, 1960–1990 (1997, April
The Human Trinity Tape 15
Full text linkThis audio recording is the 14th digitized cassette tape (sides A and B combined, transferred from the original open reel tapes) from Heinrich Blücher’s lecture series The Human Trinity. This lecture series was delivered between 1954-55 and discusses the nature of science, politics, and philosophy. It explores the historical development of scientific thought, the role of politics in society, and the philosophical questions surrounding human endeavors like science and politics.https://digitalcommons.bard.edu/blucher_ht/1014/thumbnail.jp
Capacity Utilization Paper
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Handwritten notes titled Capacity Utilization, discussing estimation using AIC and SBC (2004-10)
Handwritten notes titled Time Path of Capital-Capacity Ratio (2005-04-16)
Handwritten notes with equations related to capital, growth rates, and output (2005)
Excerpt from a text titled Appendix 1. Principal structural time series components and models, with handwritten notes (2005)
Handwritten notes discussing Pesaran (1997) and related equations (2005-04-03)
Handwritten notes discussing cointegration and I(0)/I(1) variables, citing Enders (1995) (2005-02-15)
Handwritten notes titled Cointegration, discussing ARDL models (2005-04-11)
Handwritten notes titled Issue, discussing testing procedures for I(0)/I(1) variables and ECM (2005-04-18)
Handwritten notes titled ARDL in Microfit, discussing model selection using AIC/SBC (2005-04-04)
Handwritten notes titled Generalized Hicksian Adj. (2005)
Handwritten notes titled ARDL Procedure (2005-04-04)
Handwritten notes discussing different equation specifications (2005)
Document titled Hicksian Adjustment toward the Harrodian Warranted Path.doc, including cointegration test results and graphs (2003-01-09)
Notes/code titled unitroot2.prg, describing testing order of integration (2005)
Graph titled Log of UMH1-derived Manufacturing Capacity vs. Log KRMFG (2005)
Document titled Capacity Utilization, Cointegration, and the Kalman Filter, including test results and graphs (2002-07-16)
Duplicate notes/code titled unitroot2.prg (2005)
Excerpts from the EViews Manual covering the Engle-Granger technique, Johansen Cointegration Test, and Vector Error Correction Models, with related handwritten notes (2002–2005)
Letter dated 2004-10-07 to Malcolm C. Sawyer submitting a paper co-authored with Jamee Moudud, Measuring Capacity Utilization in OECD Countries: A Cointegration Method?
Handwritten notes discussing basic identities, unobserved components, and bivariate forms, citing Pesaran (1997) (2005)
Handwritten notes with equations related to time series models (2005)
Handwritten notes discussing technical change and regression results (2005)
Handwritten notes discussing basic identities and cases where Rt is I(0) or I(1) (2005)
Excerpt from the EViews Manual titled Integrated Models and the Difference Operator, with related handwritten notes (2005
Modern Revolution of Human Experience Tape 10
No full textThis audio recording is the 10th digitized original open reel tape (sides A and B combined) from Heinrich Blücher’s lecture series “Modern Revolution of Human Experience.” This lecture series was delivered in 1957. In this tape, he discusses the progress of human civilization, the development of abstract concepts of time and space, and the revolutionary changes in human thought and values that occurred in ancient Greece and Israel.https://digitalcommons.bard.edu/blucher_mrhe/1010/thumbnail.jp
Nonlinear Business Cycles and More
Full text linkThis collection includes: handwritten notes titled Non-linear theories of business cycles referencing Semmler (March 1985) a table titled Schemes of reproduction & forms of value (October 1990) handwritten notes titled Notes on Pasinetti\u27s: Structural change... (November 20, 1981) handwritten notes titled Notes on Pasinetti\u27s concerning stability in growth vs. cycles (April 10, 1983) handwritten notes titled John S. Chipman: The theory of intersectoral money flows & income formation (April 18, 1988) handwritten notes titled Aggregate production functions & the notion of capacity (September 12, 1993) a document by Willi Semmler titled Depreciation and replacement for extended reproduction (1982) the article How the depression changed the government’s role in the economy published in Business Week (September 3, 1979
Competition (Marxian and Perfect Comp.)
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Marxian competition & the theory of the firm (1982-06-24, handwritten notes)
Handwritten notes discussing Ernest Mandel’s data on profit rates across nations, with pages from a related document (1979-05, handwritten notes)
Perfect competition & Marxian competition (undated, handwritten notes)
Handwritten notes contrasting radical and orthodox views on competition [Handwritten notes] (undated)
Econ 305: Variations in profit rates and margins in large-scale industries (1984-02-23, handwritten notes
Campbell Martha
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• Handwritten notes on unit cost-price, profit evaluation, and full-cost theory (September 8, 1983)
• Handwritten notes on maximizing mass of profit (September 9, 1983)
• An outline by Gerardo Castro for Economics 208S titled The consumption function and the multiplier (October 13, 1983)
• Handwritten notes titled Consumption function & multiplier (October 26, 1983)
• Handwritten notes for Eco 209 titled Effects of a rise in demand on profitability (April 26, 1983)
• Handwritten notes titled Marx - Keynes & invest. multiplier including sections on potential supply, demand, equilibrium, and a Marxian view (March 21, 1983)
• Handwritten notes discussing Keynesian short/long period, Sraffian rate of profit, Garegnani, accumulation, and objective basis of investment (January 1981)
• Handwritten notes discussing Kenway (?) on the possibility of crisis (CJC, 1980), comparing Marx and Keynes, depreciation, balanced-age capital stock, fixed capital turnover, and the multiplier effect (January 1981)
• Handwritten notes on additional points on effective demand including investment, income distribution, and external multipliers (January 1981)
• Handwritten notes on Marx\u27s theory of accumulation and the determination of the growth rate (August 26, 1989)
• Handwritten notes titled Pigou on Keynes citing Pigou (1950) (July 1989)
• Handwritten notes titled Meeting I. Eco. 210S: Marx & Keynes outlining the course (September 12, 1985)
• Handwritten notes titled Marx/Keynes seminar: Proposed sched outlining seminar topics (October 4, 1988)
• Handwritten notes titled Accum. & effective DD comparing Marx\u27s and Keynes\u27 arguments (December 3, 1985)
• A diagram titled Money and commodity circulation in simple reproduction for Eco 204 (December 7, 1978)
• Handwritten notes for Eco 204 listing class tasks (September 1983)
• A paper written by Willi Semmler for Eco 204 titled Conditions for extended reproduction and determinants of the growth rate of the two departments including examples and formalizations (Fall 1982)
• A handwritten note with an equation for MT
• Pages 2-4 of the Semmler paper discussing demand for labor and an appendix on constant values
• Handwritten notes titled The problem of normal growth in Marx & Keynes (September 22, 1985
Quest For God Tape 02
No full textThis audio recording is the 2nd digitized original open reel tape (sides A and B combined) from Heinrich Blücher’s lecture series “Quest For God. This lecture series was delivered in 1956. This lecture discusses Zarathustra\u27s philosophy and its impact on Western thought. It explores the balance between religious and philosophical approaches to the absolute, emphasizing freedom, responsibility, and the pursuit of truth. The speaker analyzes Zarathustra\u27s teachings and their historical implications.https://digitalcommons.bard.edu/blucher_qfg/1001/thumbnail.jp
Bard Observer, Vol. 23. No. 5 (April 2025)
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