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    [News Clip: P. C. Cobb]

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    Video footage from the WBAP-TV station in Fort Worth, Texas to accompany a news story about a ceremony in Dallas to honor P. C. Cobb for thirty years of being the athletic director of Dallas Public Schools

    From preferences to Cobb-Douglas utility

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    We provide characterizations of preferences representable by a Cobb-Douglas utility function.Preferences; Utility theory; Cobb-Douglas

    Jennie Ross Cobb Collection

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    Photograph of Bunt Schrimscher and Pixie Mayes during carnival day at the Cherokee Female Seminary, Tahlequah, Indian Territory. Photo by Jennie Ross Cobb, c. 1900-1902

    Jennie Ross Cobb Collection

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    Photograph of a child carrying a dead turkey in the back yard at the George M. Murrell Home, Park Hill, Indian Territory. Photo by Jennie Ross Cobb, c. 1896-1906

    "A Theory of Production" The Estimation of the Cobb-Douglas Function: A Retrospective View

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    The Cobb-Douglas production function is still today the most ubiquitous form in theoretical and empirical analyses of growth and productivity. The estimation of the parameters of aggregate production functions is central to much of today's work on growth, technological change, productivity, and labor. This paper has taken up Samuelson's [1979] invitation to verify empirically his claim that all the regression of the Cobb-Douglas [1928] production function does is to reproduce the income accounting identity according to which value added equals the sum of the wage bill plus total profits. This paper concludes that Samuelson was right, and believes that this argument has very serious implications for today's work in macroeconomics.

    Outdoor fish hatchery near Spokane, Washington, 1925

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    From John Cobb field notebook: Outdoor hatchery. C [illeg.] Adams transferring young fish. 192

    JOHN M. LAWRENCE, JANESSA C. COBB, JOAN C. HERRERA, ALICIA DURÁN-GONZÁLEZ & FRANCISCO ALONSO SOLÍS-MARÍN (2018) Morphological comparison of Astropecten cingula-

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    Lawrence, John M., Cobb, Janessa C., Herrera, Joan C., Durán-González, Alicia, Solís-Marín, Francisco Alonso (2019): JOHN M. LAWRENCE, JANESSA C. COBB, JOAN C. HERRERA, ALICIA DURÁN-GONZÁLEZ & FRANCISCO ALONSO SOLÍS-MARÍN (2018) Morphological comparison of Astropecten cingula-. Zootaxa 4590 (1): 200-200, DOI: https://doi.org/10.11646/zootaxa.4590.1.1

    The Cobb-Gouglas function as an approximation of other functions

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    By defining the Variable Output Elasticities Cobb-Douglas function, this article shows that a large class of production functions can be approximated by a Cobb-Douglas function with nonconstant output elasticity. Compared to standard flexible functions such as the Translog function, this framework has several advantages. It requires only the use of the first order approximation while respecting the theoretical curvature conditions of the isoquants. This greatly facilitates the deduction of linear input demands function without the need of involving the duality theorem. Moreover, it allows for a generalization of the CES function to the case where the elasticity of substitution between each pair of inputs is not necessarily the same.flexible production functions, Cobb-Douglas function, CES function.

    James W. Terrell to Howell Cobb, February 22, 1858

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    In this letter of February 22, 1858, James W. Terrell writes to the Honorable Howell Cobb informing him that he has not received the 4,000paymentandthedraftdocuments.Mr.TerrellexplainshereceivedCobbsletterwithstatementsofCherokeenamesandthedesignatedpaymentsforeach.Hewillissuethefundsoncethedraftshavebeenreceived.QuallaTownN.C.February22d1858SirIhavethehonortoacknowledgethereceiptofyourletterofthe20thultimoinformingmethataremittanceof4,000 payment and the draft documents. Mr. Terrell explains he received Cobb’s letter with statements of Cherokee names and the designated payments for each. He will issue the funds once the drafts have been received.Qualla Town N. C. February 22d 1858 Sir I have the honor to acknowledge the receipt of your letter of the 20th ultimo informing me that a remittance of 4000 dollars had been sent to me. I have to inform you that the $4000 has not been received. Your letter together with the statement containing the names of the Cherokees of North Carolina and the sum due each was received on the 8th instant I supposed that the drafts had been delayed in consequence of heavy mails and the almost impossible state of the roads, but I have now waited two weeks and they have not yet come As soon as the Drafts come, and the necessary exchanges can be made I shall commence the payments. Very Respectfully [&C] Jas. W. Terrell Hon Howel Cobb Secretary of the Treasury
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