Richard R. Nelson

Books by Richard R. Nelson

Total count: 71

• Invention, research and developmenta survey of the literature

  Rand Corp.1958-01-01
• Growth models and the escape from the low-level equilibrium trapthe case of Japan

  Rand Corp.1959-01-01
• Weather information and economic decisionsa preliminary report

  Rand Corp.1960-01-01
• Rate and Direction of Inventive ActivityEconomic and Social Factors

  Princeton University Press1962-01-01
• Aggregate production functions and medium-range growth projections

  Rand Corp.1963-01-01
• The CES production function and economic growth projections

  Rand Corp.1964-01-01
• The impact of arms reduction on research and development

  Rand Corp.1964-01-01
• Science, the economy, and public policy

  Rand Corporation1964-01-01
• The efficient achievement of rapid technological progress--a major new problem in public finance.

  Rand Corp.]1965-01-01
• Economic growth and poverty

  Institute of Government and Public Affairs, University of California]1965-01-01
• Aggregative production functions and economic growth policy

  Rand Corp.]1965-01-01
• Investment in humans, technological diffusion and economic growth

  RAND Corp.1965-01-01
• The technology gapanalysis and appraisal.

  distributed by the Clearinghouse for Federal Scientific and Technical Information, Springfield, Va.]1967-01-01
• A study of industrialization in Colombia

  Rand Corp.1967-01-01
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  Technology, economic growth, and public policya Rand Corporation and Brookings Institution study

  Brookings Institution1967-01-01
• Study of industrialization in ColombiaPart 1 : Analysis

  Rand Corporation1967-01-01
• Technology, economic growth, and public policya Rand Corporation and Brookings Institution study

  Brookings Institution1967-01-01
• The effective exchange rate, employment, and growth in a foreign exchange constrained economy

  Rand Corp.1968-01-01
• Big technology, the technology gap, and a dangerous policy pitfall.

  Rand Corp.]1968-01-01
• International productivity differences in manufacturing industryproblems with existing theory and some suggestions for a theoretical restructuring

  Rand Corp.]1968-01-01
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