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Konvolut Regression

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Collection:
Josef Steindl Collection
Title:
Konvolut Regression
Author:
Steindl, Josef
Scope:
Konvolut, handschriftlich, 22 lose Blätter
Year of publication:
1990
Source material date:
[vermutlich um 1990]
Language:
English German
Note:
Titel fingiert.
Topic:
Stochastic processes and size distribution
Shelfmark:
S/M.55.1
Rights of use:
All rights reserved
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Free access All rights reserved
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.48671/nls.js.AC14446191

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10 
will be exactly the same as by the former method. 
The alternative way is to take into account the non-basics explicitly, 
which we can do very well in this case since their prices can be 
determined by means of the prices of basic goods. We are here quite 
naturally led to apply the actual quantities of the original system 
because it is they, non-basics and basics together, which form the 
equivalent of the standard weights q* of basic goods (which result from 
shifting the resources of the non-basic sector into the basic sector). 
We shall therefore have for the net product 
P 
# » 
( 13 ) 
where A1 is the matrix of coefficients of the non-basics (we neglect the 
unimportant A2 here) and q is the vector of the actual quantities of the 
original system. 
The net product of the non-basics p# } q 
must be regarded as the equivalent of the part of the standard product 
which owes its existence merely to the (hypothetical) shift of labour 
from the non-basic to the basic sector: For this equivalence was used to 
justify the calculation of the standard product in the first place. 
From this follows that the definition of the net product according to 
(13) is equivalent to that according to (12). We are then able to 
measure the net product in terms of standard commodity by pricing its 
components on the basis of the maximum profit rate, using the quantities 
in which they are actually produced in the original system. 
The method working with maximum profit prices makes it possible to 
evaluate not only the net product but also any part of it in terms of a 
share in the net product. Thus, if we evaluate the luxury goods at
	        

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