Collected Papers of Kenneth J. Arrow, Volume 6, Applied Economics

Kenneth J. Arrow

    1. The Economic Cost to Western Europe of Restricted Availability of Oil Imports: A Linear Programming Computation

    2. Comment on Duesenberry's "Portfolio Approach to the Demand for Money and Other Assets"

    3. Uncertainty and the Welfare Economics of Medical Care

    4. The Implications of Transaction Costs and Adjustment Lags in Health Insurance

    5. The Effects of the Price System and Market on Urban Economic Development

    6. Criteria, Institutions, and Function in Urban Development Decisions

    7. Problems of Resource Allocation in United States Medical Care

    8. Models of Job Discrimination

    9. Some Mathematical Models of Race Discrimination in the Labor Market

    10. Social Responsibility and Economic Efficiency

    11. The Theory of Discrimination

    12. Environmental Preservation, Uncertainty, and Irreversibility

    13. The Combination of Time-Series and Cross-Section Data in Interindustry Flow Analysis

    14. Economic Development: The Present State of the Art

    15. Theoretical Issues in Health Insurance

    16. Welfare Analysis of Changes in Health Coinsurance Rates

    17. Optimal Pricing, Use, and Exploration of Uncertain Natural Resource Stocks

    Index

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A past president of the American Economic Association, Kenneth J. Arrow was awarded the Nobel Memorial Prize in Economic Science in 1972.