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Date: 2012-01-22 10:34:20 Nicholas Kaldor Roundaboutness Cambridge capital controversy Frank Knight Economic growth Factors of production Knut Wicksell Luigi Pasinetti Economics Microeconomics Capital		The Kaldor/Knight Controversy: Is Capital A Distinct and Quantifiable Factor of Production? Revised June 2005 Add to Reading List Source URL: dept.econ.yorku.ca Download Document from Source Website File Size: 330,59 KB Share Document on Facebook

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