The Review of Economic Studies · 1970 · 490 citations · 10 references
Social SciencesBusiness EconomicsEconomicsIndustrial OrganizationLabor EconomicsMicroeconomicsCapital FormationEconomies Of ScaleIncome DistributionProduction FunctionsProduction TheoryResource HeterogeneityAggregate Production FunctionCes Production FunctionGeneralized Leontief Production FunctionHeterogeneous AssetsHeterogeneous Human CapitalProduction Function EstimationProduction Function ValuationResource Endowment Heterogeneity
Abstract The notion of capital as a “factor of production”, on which the theories of production and distribution dominant since the latter part of the last century ultimately rely, has been the object of considerable discussion in recent years. As is well known, these theories had their origin in a reformulation in terms of homogeneous land and “intensive” margins, of the Malthusian theory of rent.
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