Re: OWNERSHIP: A Personal Summing Up

["Stephen V. Kane" <svkane@naisp.net>]

That was an excellent summing of your experience here on this board. Edifying and well written, i have no doubt it reflects the views of other participants.

It seems we are leaving the discussion on the straight-ahead economics of Mr. Kelso's two-factor theory.  Before we do, could you please consider looking at my recently-published paper: The Theory of Productiveness: A Microeconomic and Macroeconomic Analysis of Binary Growth and Output in the Kelso System?

I have adopted the post-marginalist framework you allude to, and i think it clears up a lot of the semantic barriers that the economists here have found particularly trying.  At any rate, it seems fair that this discussion should ponder, if not for just a moment, a significant publication on the ideas that have frustrated so many.

I have asked Messrs. Wilde, Zundel, and Bell to indulge me as well.  I respect your work, have read it in graduate school, and would be very grateful if you might look at mine.  Especially as it is so entirely apropos of the discussion that's been encircling this board for months.

Thank you.

Journal Of Socioeconomics (29)6 (2000) pp. 541-563 [abstract]
http://www.elsevier.nl/cgi-bin/cas/tree/store/soceco/cas_sub/browse/browse.cgi?year=2000&volume=29&issue=6&aid=118

vty, svk