This paper reports recent developments in the generation of forecasts of fixed capital expenditure from the results of the regular investment intentions inquiries conducted by the UK Department
THIS paper examines the determinants of short-term variations in the aggre- gate of capital retirement, drawing upon information from the capacity decommissioning programmes in a publicly owned
RAILROADS in general, and those of the United States in particular, have been the subject of considerable controversy and debate for many years.
IN a recent paper, Zimmerman [I7] has argued that developments in the electrical-utility energy markets during the 1970S should have caused a substantial increase in unit-train coal rates.
THIS paper concerns the empirical relationship between the concentration of sellers in any market and the so-called minimum efficient scale of produc- tion (MEP).
IT has frequently been hypothesized that the separation of corporate owner- ship from control could have an important influence on both profits and risk, ever since the phenomenon was first docu
CURRENTLY the suggestion made in the UK that our industrial structure may be partly responsible for our economic difficulties seems to be gaining accept- ance.
SCHOLARS conducting research on diversification have generally not had access to accurate data on the actual vector of outputs, by industry, of an enterprise.1 Instead, researchers have had to a
