R F Fowler
Biographic Data
| ID | 5733010 |
|---|---|
| NAME | R F Fowler |
| GIVEN NAMES | R F |
| FAMILY NAME | Fowler |
| SIGNATURE | FOWLER R F |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Kent |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 19 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 8 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 19 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1933 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Impact and experiences of vestibular disorders and psychological distress: Qualitative findings from patients, family members and healthcare professionals
INTRODUCTION: People with vestibular disorders frequently experience reduced quality of life and challenges with activities of daily living. Anxiety, depression and cognitive problems often co-present with vestibular disorders and can aggravate symptoms and prolong clinical recovery. We aimed to gain in-depth insights into the impact of vestibular disorders and the contribution of psychological factors by exploring multistakeholder perspectives. …
The Measurement of Levels of Living with Special Reference to Jamaica
The Analysis of Producers' Expectations
THE economic theorist may not unreasonably regard the creation of new techniques of analysis as his most important task. Confident in the significance and importance of his theory he often values it primarily for its xsthetic qualities and is content to leave to others the verification of his assumptions. Now it is not denied that propositions whose truth is not susceptible of proof or disproof by reference to reality may yield light ; but their …
The Economics of a Declining Population
Price Control Under Fair Trade Legislation
The Analysis of Costs of Retail Distribution. Illustrated from Data Relating to a Sample of Departmental Stores
Arnold Plant, R. F. Fowler, The Analysis of Costs of Retail Distribution. Illustrated from Data Relating to a Sample of Departmental Stores, Economica, New Series, Vol. 6, No. 22 (May, 1939), pp. 121-155
[A Note on the Diagrammatic Representation of Elasticity of Supply]: Mr Fowler Replies
Market Control in the Aluminum Industry
The Diagrammatical Representation of Elasticity of Supply
I IT is often found useful, for purposes of exposition, to represent the elasticity of demand in diagrammatical form. One of the simplest and most useful representations is that relating to elasticity of a unit demand curve, given by Marshall in Note III of the Mathematical Appendix. An equally simple and useful method when integral curves are used was suggested by Mr. Lerner in the first number of the Review of Economic Studies. There does not, …
Investigations into the Margins between Producers' and Consumers' Prices of Certain Foodstuffs
Public Utility Rate Making and the Price Level
Retail Distribution
The Pig-Cycle in Great Britain: An Explanation
MODERN economic theory is laying increasing emphasis on the importance of considering the nature of producers' anticipations. There is, however, comparatively little statistical analysis of the way in which producers do, in fact, forecast. In connection with one industry, that of pig production, some study of the problem has been made, but, unfortunately, as we showed in a previous paper,' the conclusion to which these investigations have led see…
The History of Milk Prices: An Analysis of the Factors Affecting the Price of Milk and Milk Products
The Twilight of American Capitalism
The Depreciation of Capital, Analytically Considered
The Pig-Cycle: A Rejoinder
Bacon Production and the Pig-Cycle in Great Britain
THE existence of a pig-cycle, in the sense of a self-perpetuating cycle of pig prices, has generally been assumed by writers on the economics of pig production, and as a result has excited some attention among theoretical economists as an example of the influence of the lack of foresight in causing disequilibrium.1 In economic theory, this argument is generally known as the cobweb theorem. If producers assume that present prices and costs will co…
The Economics of Accountancy
The Pig-Cycle in Great Britain: An Explanation
MODERN economic theory is laying increasing emphasis on the importance of considering the nature of producers' anticipations. There is, however, comparatively little statistical analysis of the way in which producers do, in fact, forecast. In connection with one industry, that of pig production, some study of the problem has been made, but, unfortunately, as we showed in a previous paper,' the conclusion to which these investigations have led see…
The Analysis of Costs of Retail Distribution. Illustrated from Data Relating to a Sample of Departmental Stores
Arnold Plant, R. F. Fowler, The Analysis of Costs of Retail Distribution. Illustrated from Data Relating to a Sample of Departmental Stores, Economica, New Series, Vol. 6, No. 22 (May, 1939), pp. 121-155
Bacon Production and the Pig-Cycle in Great Britain
THE existence of a pig-cycle, in the sense of a self-perpetuating cycle of pig prices, has generally been assumed by writers on the economics of pig production, and as a result has excited some attention among theoretical economists as an example of the influence of the lack of foresight in causing disequilibrium.1 In economic theory, this argument is generally known as the cobweb theorem. If producers assume that present prices and costs will co…
The Analysis of Producers' Expectations
THE economic theorist may not unreasonably regard the creation of new techniques of analysis as his most important task. Confident in the significance and importance of his theory he often values it primarily for its xsthetic qualities and is content to leave to others the verification of his assumptions. Now it is not denied that propositions whose truth is not susceptible of proof or disproof by reference to reality may yield light ; but their …
The Economics of Accountancy
The Depreciation of Capital, Analytically Considered
The Pig-Cycle: A Rejoinder
Bacon Production and the Pig-Cycle in Great Britain
THE existence of a pig-cycle, in the sense of a self-perpetuating cycle of pig prices, has generally been assumed by writers on the economics of pig production, and as a result has excited some attention among theoretical economists as an example of the influence of the lack of foresight in causing disequilibrium.1 In economic theory, this argument is generally known as the cobweb theorem. If producers assume that present prices and costs will co…
Retail Distribution
The Pig-Cycle in Great Britain: An Explanation
MODERN economic theory is laying increasing emphasis on the importance of considering the nature of producers' anticipations. There is, however, comparatively little statistical analysis of the way in which producers do, in fact, forecast. In connection with one industry, that of pig production, some study of the problem has been made, but, unfortunately, as we showed in a previous paper,' the conclusion to which these investigations have led see…
The History of Milk Prices: An Analysis of the Factors Affecting the Price of Milk and Milk Products
The Twilight of American Capitalism
The Diagrammatical Representation of Elasticity of Supply
I IT is often found useful, for purposes of exposition, to represent the elasticity of demand in diagrammatical form. One of the simplest and most useful representations is that relating to elasticity of a unit demand curve, given by Marshall in Note III of the Mathematical Appendix. An equally simple and useful method when integral curves are used was suggested by Mr. Lerner in the first number of the Review of Economic Studies. There does not, …
Investigations into the Margins between Producers' and Consumers' Prices of Certain Foodstuffs
Public Utility Rate Making and the Price Level
The Analysis of Costs of Retail Distribution. Illustrated from Data Relating to a Sample of Departmental Stores
Arnold Plant, R. F. Fowler, The Analysis of Costs of Retail Distribution. Illustrated from Data Relating to a Sample of Departmental Stores, Economica, New Series, Vol. 6, No. 22 (May, 1939), pp. 121-155
[A Note on the Diagrammatic Representation of Elasticity of Supply]: Mr Fowler Replies
Market Control in the Aluminum Industry
The Analysis of Producers' Expectations
THE economic theorist may not unreasonably regard the creation of new techniques of analysis as his most important task. Confident in the significance and importance of his theory he often values it primarily for its xsthetic qualities and is content to leave to others the verification of his assumptions. Now it is not denied that propositions whose truth is not susceptible of proof or disproof by reference to reality may yield light ; but their …
The Economics of a Declining Population
Price Control Under Fair Trade Legislation
The Measurement of Levels of Living with Special Reference to Jamaica
Impact and experiences of vestibular disorders and psychological distress: Qualitative findings from patients, family members and healthcare professionals
INTRODUCTION: People with vestibular disorders frequently experience reduced quality of life and challenges with activities of daily living. Anxiety, depression and cognitive problems often co-present with vestibular disorders and can aggravate symptoms and prolong clinical recovery. We aimed to gain in-depth insights into the impact of vestibular disorders and the contribution of psychological factors by exploring multistakeholder perspectives. …
Economics (15 works) · Business (8 works) · Mathematics (5 works) · Economic theories and models (4 works) · Microeconomics (4 works) · Economic Theory and Policy (3 works) · Economics of Agriculture and Food Markets (3 works) · Physics (3 works) · Political science (3 works) · Agricultural economics (2 works)