Robert J Wolfson
Biographic Data
| ID | 260755 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Robert J Wolfson |
| GIVEN NAMES | Robert J |
| FAMILY NAME | Wolfson |
| SIGNATURE | WOLFSON R J |
| AFFILIATIONS | Syracuse University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 10 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 12 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 10 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1955 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1987 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Philosophy, Economics and Capital Theory
Progress in the development of a formal lexicon for the social sciences
Teaching With Film
In the Hawk's nest
Points of View, Scientific Theories and Econometric Models
The relationship between a class of structural forms and a single reduced form econometric model is discussed. These are shown to be empirically equivalent. It is made clear that choice of a particular structural form for estimation, rather than another of the same class, rests on a priori heuristic and computational considerations, not on empirical or logical grounds. Alternative scientific strategies are discussed briefly
Methodology
Anatomy of a Metropolis: The Changing Distribution of People and Jobs within the New York Metropolitan Region
CONTENTS: CITIES AND SUBURBS THE JOBS LOCATIONAL PRESSURES ON MANUFACTURING THE SPECIAL MANUFACTURING INDUSTRIES THE WHITE-COLLAR CORPS THE PURSUIT OF CONSUMERS THE PEOPLE SPACIOUS LIVING VS. EASY ACCESS WHO LIVES WHERE AND WHY SPREAD OF THE PEOPLE THE JOBS, THE PEOPLE, AND THE FUTURE APPENDICES EMPLOYMENT ESTIMATES POPULATION ESTIMATES FACTORY CONSTRUCTION COSTS VARIABILITY IN CONSTRUCTION COSTS COST OF CONSTRUCTING A LOFT BUILDING COMPUTATION O…
Anatomy of a Metropolis: The Changing Distribution of People and Jobs Within the New York Metropolitan Region
The Economic Dynamics of Joseph Schumpeter
Demographic Theory and the Theory of Economic Development: A Review A Theory of Economic-Demographic Development . Harvey Leibenstein
Anatomy of a Metropolis: The Changing Distribution of People and Jobs within the New York Metropolitan Region
CONTENTS: CITIES AND SUBURBS THE JOBS LOCATIONAL PRESSURES ON MANUFACTURING THE SPECIAL MANUFACTURING INDUSTRIES THE WHITE-COLLAR CORPS THE PURSUIT OF CONSUMERS THE PEOPLE SPACIOUS LIVING VS. EASY ACCESS WHO LIVES WHERE AND WHY SPREAD OF THE PEOPLE THE JOBS, THE PEOPLE, AND THE FUTURE APPENDICES EMPLOYMENT ESTIMATES POPULATION ESTIMATES FACTORY CONSTRUCTION COSTS VARIABILITY IN CONSTRUCTION COSTS COST OF CONSTRUCTING A LOFT BUILDING COMPUTATION O…
The Economic Dynamics of Joseph Schumpeter
In the Hawk's nest
Points of View, Scientific Theories and Econometric Models
The relationship between a class of structural forms and a single reduced form econometric model is discussed. These are shown to be empirically equivalent. It is made clear that choice of a particular structural form for estimation, rather than another of the same class, rests on a priori heuristic and computational considerations, not on empirical or logical grounds. Alternative scientific strategies are discussed briefly
Anatomy of a Metropolis: The Changing Distribution of People and Jobs Within the New York Metropolitan Region
Demographic Theory and the Theory of Economic Development: A Review A Theory of Economic-Demographic Development . Harvey Leibenstein
The Economic Dynamics of Joseph Schumpeter
Anatomy of a Metropolis: The Changing Distribution of People and Jobs Within the New York Metropolitan Region
Anatomy of a Metropolis: The Changing Distribution of People and Jobs within the New York Metropolitan Region
CONTENTS: CITIES AND SUBURBS THE JOBS LOCATIONAL PRESSURES ON MANUFACTURING THE SPECIAL MANUFACTURING INDUSTRIES THE WHITE-COLLAR CORPS THE PURSUIT OF CONSUMERS THE PEOPLE SPACIOUS LIVING VS. EASY ACCESS WHO LIVES WHERE AND WHY SPREAD OF THE PEOPLE THE JOBS, THE PEOPLE, AND THE FUTURE APPENDICES EMPLOYMENT ESTIMATES POPULATION ESTIMATES FACTORY CONSTRUCTION COSTS VARIABILITY IN CONSTRUCTION COSTS COST OF CONSTRUCTING A LOFT BUILDING COMPUTATION O…
Methodology
Points of View, Scientific Theories and Econometric Models
The relationship between a class of structural forms and a single reduced form econometric model is discussed. These are shown to be empirically equivalent. It is made clear that choice of a particular structural form for estimation, rather than another of the same class, rests on a priori heuristic and computational considerations, not on empirical or logical grounds. Alternative scientific strategies are discussed briefly
In the Hawk's nest
Teaching With Film
Progress in the development of a formal lexicon for the social sciences
Philosophy, Economics and Capital Theory
Sociology (5 works) · Computer Science (4 works) · Economics (4 works) · Mathematics (4 works) · Economic Theory and Institutions (3 works) · Epistemology (3 works) · Philosophy (3 works) · Political science (3 works) · Archaeology (2 works) · Distribution (mathematics (2 works)