Abstract

In this chapter we consider some of the properties of a particular class of multisectoral economies, viz., those based on “neoclassical” technologies and an arbitrary number of” primary “factors of production. Such economies have been studied in some depth by specialists in the theories of international trade and public finance. However, some of the questions we shall study are more typical of capital theory.

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