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Mastin reviews 'Society, Economics, and Philosophy: Selected Papers' by Michael Polanyi, edited with an introduction by R. T. Allen.

Intro -- Contents -- Preface -- Chapter 1 -- The Nexus between the Volatilities of Growth Rates and Crude Oil: Evidence from an Oil-Exporting Economy -- Chapter 2 -- Analyzing the Growth Effect of Transportation Investment -- Abstract -- 1. Introduction -- 2. The Model -- 2.1. Dealing with the Simultaneity Bias -- 3. Data -- 4. Estimating the Simultaneous-Equation Model -- Conclusion -- Appendix: Variable List and Data Sources -- References -- Chapter 3 -- The Economic Impacts of -- A Government Default in -- A Stochastic Overlapping -- Generations Model under -- Homogenous Investor Expectations -- Chapter 4 -- A New Approach to the Estimation of the Total Factor Productivity Dynamics and of the Rate of Disembodied Technical Change in the Context of Cobb-Douglas Production Function with Constant Returns to Scale -- Abstract -- Introduction -- Theoretical Issues Related to Definition and Quantification of the Rate of Technical Change -- The Standard Approach to the Estimation of Cobb-Douglas Production Function with Constant Returns to Scale and Disembodied Technical Change -- Algebraical Properties of the Estimated Parameters of the Cobb-Douglas Production Function with Constant Returns to Scale -- The Modelling Factors of the Estimated Rate Proper of Disembodied Technical Change -- The Impact of Collinearity on the Estimated Parameters of the Cobb-Douglas Production Function with Constant Returns to Scale and Disembodied Technical Change -- Proposals for an Improved Estimation Methodology in Case of the Cobb-Douglas Production Function with Constant Returns to Scale and Disembodied Technical Change -- A Numerical Example. The Estimation of the Cobb-Douglas Production Function with Constant Returns to Scale and Disembodied Technical Change for USA Economy During the 1971-1986 Period -- Conclusion -- References -- Chapter 5