MODELING OF INTERACTION OF PHYSICAL AND SOCIAL TECHNOLOGIES IN INDUSTRIAL PROCESS
Keywords:
learning by doing, model of production, production function, conjugate function, Leontief function, technologies, FACTORS of production, institutions, interests of groups, administration of a universityAbstract
THE AUTHOR USES THE MODEL OF PRODUCTION PROPOSED BY HIM EARLIER FOR INVESTIGATION OF INTERACTION OF PHYSICAL AND SOCIAL TECHNOLOGIES IN INDUSTRIAL PROCESS. THE MODEL TAKES INTO ACCOUNT NOT ONLY PHYSICAL TECHNOLOGIES AND PRODUCTION FACTORS (LABOR AND CAPITAL) BUT ALSO SOCIAL TECHNOLOGIES (INSTITUTIONS) AND SOME INFORMATION RESOURCE. IN THE PAPER THE RESULTS OF APPLICATION OF THE MODEL TO ECONOMIC PROCESSES OFTEN BEING DISCUSSED IN THE LITERATURE: LEARNING BY DOING AND DEVELOPMENT OF A UNIVERSITY ARE CONSIDERED.Downloads
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