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Interior Optima and the Inada Conditions
No full textWe present a new proof of the interiority of the policy function based on the Inada conditions. It is based on supporting properties of concave functions.growth model ; Inada conditions ; policy function
Dr. Fusaji Inada
No full textOral history interview with Dr. Fusaji Inada. Information on the oral history project is found in: csuf_stp_0012A; Glossary in: csuf_stp_0014.A Japanese American oral history project undertaken in 1979-1980, funded by the National Endowment for the Humanities and archived at the Fresno County Public Library
Shirley Inada, Poston, Arizona
No full textA photo of Shirley Inada standing in a park/gardenCollected by David C. Moore at Poston
Interior Optima and the Inada Conditions
No full textWe present a new proof of the interiority of the policy function based on the Inada conditions. It is based on supporting properties of concave functions
Interior optima and the Inada conditions
No full textWe present a new proof of the interiority of the policy function based on the Inada conditions. It is based on supporting properties of concave functions.
The Inada Conditions for Material Resource Inputs Reconsidered
No full textIt is shown that the thermodynamic law of conservation of mass, the so-called Materials-Balance-Principle, implies that the marginal product as well as the average product of a material resource input are bounded from above. This means that the Inada conditions, one of the standard assumptions of economic growth theory, when applied to material resource inputs are inconsistent with a basic law of nature. The analysis is based on a model of multi-level production where intermediate goods are produced from elementary resources, and an all-purpose final commodity is produced from these intermediates. Copyright Kluwer Academic Publishers 2004conservation of mass, Inada conditions, materials balance principle, natural resources, production function, thermodynamics,
Inada Conditions and the Law of Diminishing Returns
No full textInada (1963) provided properties of the production function that are useful in the study of economic growth. Shephard (1970a) provided an axiomatic approach to the study of production theory. He applied these axioms to give a formal statement of the law of diminishing returns (Shephard, 1970b). In this paper we demonstrate that the Inada conditions and the law of diminishing returns, as articulated by Shephard, are fundamentally inconsistent. Thus one is forced to make a choice between the two models when studying productivity and growth
K-Ar biotite ages of the coarse-grained granites from the Inada area, Ibaraki Prefecture: Evaluation of suitability for a new K-Ar dating standard
No full text論文(Article)K-Ar ages have been determined on biotite fractions of three coarse-grained granites from the Inada area, Ibaraki Prefecture. Ages are 65.0 +/－ 2.3 Ma for Inada-I, 63.7 +/－ 2.2 Ma for Inada-II and 62.1 +/－ 2.8 Ma for Inada-III. The Inada-II sample is a better candidate than the other two samples as a K-Ar dating standard on the basis of thin section observation and K-Ar dating results. However, a chlorite removal step is necessary to make the new dating standard
Do Inada Conditions imply Cobb-Douglas Asymptotic Behavior or only a Elasticity of Substitution equal to one
No full textBarelli and De Breu Passôa proved that Inada conditions imply asymptotic Cobb-Douglas behavior of the production function. This was corrected by Litina and Palivos by putting that only the elasticity of substitution is equal to one. We will correct both proof and arguments and come up with a proof without limitations, leaving the conclusion of Barelli unaltered but with a less restrictive proof. Furthermore if Inada conditions apply then the elasticity of substitution is bounded
Argument about the House of Peers by Shunosuke Inada - Note on Shunosuke Inada's Constitutional Doctrine (1) -
No full textpublisher青森Reviewing Shunosuke Inada' s constitutional doctrine, which has been found at the peripheries of the constitutional doctrine of such scholars as Yatsuka Hozumi, Shinkichi Uesugi and Tatsukichi Minobe, but nevertheless has not been fully examined so far, has important implications and performs a fundamental task, that of filling in the gap in the research of the history of Japanese constitutional doctrine. This paper verifies Inada' s arguments regarding the House of Peers.
At first, Inada advocated a review on the organizational structure of the House of Peers and proposed the establishment of a conference to be held jointly by the House of Peers and the House of Representatives as a method to achieve harmonization between both Houses, but thereafter criticized the House of Peers' adopting of a non-confidence resolution against the cabinet and the minister of state. At the same time he set out to assert his principles on constitutional amendments to achieve improvement of the organizational structure of the House of Peers. Furthermore, circumstances where constitutional amendments were rendered impossible by the appointment of a Regent led him to assert that the authority of the House of Peers should be clarified by the amendments to the Law of the Houses. The assertions that the Constitution should be amended for improvement of the organizational structure of the House of Peers and that the clarification of the authority of the House of Peers may be achieved by the mendments to the Law of the Houses are noteworthy in the history of constitutional doctrine.
稲田周之助の憲法学説を検討することは、穂積八束・上杉慎吉・美濃部達吉らの憲法学説の周辺に分布しながらこれまで十分に究明されてこなかった学説を取り上げ、日本憲法学説史研究の間隙を埋める基礎作業を行う意味をもつ。本稿では、稲田の貴族院論の確認作業を行った。
稲田は、当初、貴族院組織構成の見直しを主張し、両院調和の方法として両院合同会議の創設を提案していたが、その後、貴族院による内閣・国務大臣に対する不信任決議を批判すると同時に、貴族院組織構成改革のための憲法改正の主張を展開するようになる。さらに、摂政が置かれ憲法改正が不可能であるという状況の下で、議院法改正による貴族院権限の明確化を主張するに至った。貴族院組織構成改革のための憲法改正の主張や貴族院権限の明確化は議院法改正によってなし得るとの主張は、憲法学説史のうえで注目に値する
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