Rent, Resources, Technologies

- Historical and theoretical introduction to rent, resources and technologies.
- Introduction.
- Historical and empirical stylized facts.
- Classical dynamics, scarcity, and surplus rent.
- General static scarcity and marginal rent.
- Dynamic and static scarcity, surplus and marginal rent: comparisons and developments.
- Specific natural scarcities.
- Growth without natural scarcities.
- Complex development and relative scarcities.
- Relative and absolute scarcities.
- Scarce resources and structural rent in static conditions.
- Resources, complex and dynamic scarcities, technological rent.
- Conclusions and further lines of analysis.
- Production and distribution: data, hypothesis and problems.
- Introduction.
- Basic products and primary commodities (PCC 1).
- Non-produced means of production (NPMP) and the processes directly using them.
- Commodities and processes not directly using NPMP.
- Technical coefficients and shares of necessary consumption.
- Production techniques.
- The viability of the techniques.
- Scale constraints of the techniques and technological scarcity.
- Production technologies.
- Dimension of the economic system.
- Some problems: new interdependence between production and distribution.
- The order of efficiency (OE).
- The levels of activity of the economic system.
- The technology of the economic system.
- The technology of the economic system.
- The order of rentability.
- Induced changes in the distribution of income.
- Autonomous changes in the distribution of income.
- Static analysis and dynamic analysis.
- Conclusions.
- Order of efficiency.
- Introduction.
- The general system price-distribution.
- The sub-system prices-wage-profit.
- The rent sub-system and types of rent.
- The central role of NPMP.
- Static price-distribution order of efficiency.
- The order of efficiency with zero wage and maximum rate of profit.
- The order of efficiency with zero profit maximum unit wage.
- The order of