Dynamic Extensions of the Solow Growth Model (1956): Editorial

von Thünen: Capital, Production Functions, Marginal Productivity Wages, and the Natural Wage

“…Tables refer to the consumer good (rye) – sector 2 – in which both factors are used. Column 8 shows these ‘rates of interest’ z ( k ); z (1) = 40/110 = 36.4 On general two‐sector models, Uzawa (–62), and solutions, extensions, see Jensen (, ), Jensen and Richter ().…”

Editorial

“…One such happy student was Carl Christian von Weizsäcker, who had the good luck to spend the 1962/63 academic year at this institution and benefited a lot from the open attitude given to this newcomer by Samuelson and also by Robert Solow, whose contribution to growth theory was the topic of a special issue of this journal last year (Jensen, 2009; Solow, 2009). In the middle of his stay at the MIT, von Weizsäcker wrote the paper ‘A new technical progress function’ and gave it to Samuelson for comments.…”