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 Descriptive Summary Evsey D. Domar Papers, 1939-1995 and undated (bulk 1957-1989) Domar, Evsey D. 27.5 Linear Feet 20,625 Items David M. Rubenstein Rare Book & Manuscript Library, Duke University For current information on the location of these materials, please consult the Library's online catalog. English. Administrative Information Access Restrictions

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 Biographical Note 1914, April 16 Born in Lodz, Russia (now Poland), given name was Joshua Domashevitsky 1939 B.A., University of California at Los Angeles 1941 M.A., Mathematical Statistics, University of Michigan 1943 M.A., Economics, Harvard University 1943-1946 Economist, Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System 1944 Published Proportional income taxation and risk-taking, with R. A. Musgrave, in Quarterly Journal of Economics 1946 Married Carola Rosenthal 1946-1947 Assistant Professor of Economics, Carnegie Institute of Technology 1947 Ph.D. Economics, Harvard University. 1947-1948 Assistant Professor in the Dept. of Economics and Research Associate in the Cowles Commission, University of Chicago 1948-1955 Associate Professor of Political Economy, Johns Hopkins University 1949-1951 Director of Russian Studies, Operations Research Office, Johns Hopkins University 1951-1955 Visiting Associate Professor, Russian Institute, Columbia University 1951-1981 Consultant, Rand Corporation 1954-1958 Consultant of Foreign Studies, Research Fellowship Program, The Ford Foundation 1955-1958 Professor of Political Economy, Johns Hopkins University 1956-1959 Consultant, Brookings Institute 1957 Published Essays in the Theory of Economic Growth 1958-1972 Professor of Economics, Massachusetts Institute of Technology 1963- Editorial Board, American Economist 1961-1962 Consultant, Institute of Defense Analysis 1966 Published The Soviet collective farm as a producer cooperative, American Economic Review 1967-1969 Consultant, National Science Foundation 1970 Published The causes of slavery or serfdom: a hypothesis, Journal of Economic History 1972-1984 Ford International Professor of Economics, Massachusetts Institute of Technology 1976-1982 Editorial Board, Journal of Comparative Economics 1984 Retired from MIT 1986-1990 Visiting Professor, Brandeis University 1989 Published Capitalism, Socialism, and Serfdom Collection Overview

The papers of Evsey Domar span the years 1939 through 1995, with the bulk of the papers being dated between 1957 and 1989. The collection consists chiefly of professional correspondence between Domar and his colleagues, with smaller groups of materials consisting of writings; research materials; printed materials; speeches and lectures; and course materials relating to Domar's teaching career. Although Domar was interested in a wide range of subjects in the fields of economics and political science, the papers in this collection chiefly address his work on serfdom and slavery, particularly in Russia; the economics of socialist systems of government; the economics of agriculture; and theories of productivity and efficiency. Other minor topics include macroeconomics; the economies of Yugoslavia and Lithuania; value-added tax systems; economic development, and growth in general, and the American economy.

The Correspondence Series consists of professional correspondence concerning recommendations, papers, publishing, trip planning and reports, invitation responses, and other academic affairs. Frequently Domar exchanged comments on papers and other writings with fellow colleagues and former students. Important correspondents include Don Patinkin, Mark Perlman, Allan Brown, Alexander Gerschenkron, Lauchlin Currie, Alvin Hansen, Joan Robinson, and many others.

The Research Materials Series contains papers documenting Domar's research on serfdom and slavery (particularly in Russia); productivity and efficiency; value-added taxes; and other topics. Several papers discuss the economies of Yugoslavia and Lithuania. Includes many graphs and tables relating to Domar's published and unpublished work. There are very few papers by other individuals.

The Printed Materials Series is made up of mostly hardcover books from Domar's personal library. Most are editions or translations of his own published works, but there are several works by other authors. Includes microfilm of 1904 Russian work on unknown subject matter, and 1980 translation of 1861 Russian work on serfdom in Russia.

The Course Materials Series contains lecture notes and other materials related to Domar's extensive teaching career in economics. Two notebooks from 1939 and 1940 reveal aspects of his student years

 Subject Headings

These are searchable subject entries for this collection. Performing a search on these subjects in the Duke University Libraries online catalog will bring up other related research materials.

Agriculture-Economic aspects. Slavery-Economic aspects. Serfdom-Russia. Russia-Economic conditions. Economics-Study and teaching. Comparative economics. Socialism-Economic aspects. Russia-History. Economists-United States-Correspondence. Economic development. Value-added tax. Macroeconomics. Patinkin, Don. Perlman, Mark. Currie, Lauchlin Bernard. Gerschenkron, Alexander. Hansen, Alvin Harvey, 1887- Brown, Alan A. Robinson, Joan, 1903- Domar, Evsey D. Contents of Collection Correspondence, 1940s-1990s and undated

Chiefly professional correspondence covering a wide array of topics, including recommendations, discussions of papers, publishing, trip planning and reports, invitation responses, and other academic affairs. Arranged in alphabetical order. Folders with a single letter as a heading (e.g., A-General) contain general correspondence separately filed by Domar, possibly in his home files.

 1 A-General Aa-Al (1 of 2) Aa-Al (2 of 2) A-D Am-Az American Council of Learned Societies: Trip Report and Correspondence American Economist: Short Speech and Correspondence American Economic Association (5 folders) American Economic Review: Review of Papers and Correspondence (3 folders) American Philosophical Society Association for Comparative Economics (2 folders) Association for Comparative Economic Studies Association for the Study of Soviet-Type Economics: Papers and Correspondence (2 folders) Albert Ando Australia B-General B-Bk (1 of 2) B-Bk (2 of 2) Bl-Br (1 of 3) Bl-Br (2 of 3) Bl-Br (3 of 3) Br-Bz (1 of 3) Br-Bz (2 of 3) Br-Bz (3 of 3) Battelle Memorial Institute Bella Balassa: Discussion Paper by Domar Batelle Memorial Institute Paper Abram Bergson Joseph Berliner B.H. Blackwell LTD. Herbert Block Paper Diren Bodenhorn Bogota, Colombia (1 of 2) 2 Bogota, Colombia (2 of 2) Boston College, 1967-1974 Brandeis University Brazil: Letters and Miscellaneous Brigham Young University University of British Colombia Brookings Institution Alan Brown, 1965-1975 Brown University, 1962-1978 Helena Brus: Evaluation Ca-Cm (1 of 3) Ca-Cm (2 of 3) Ca-Cm (3 of 3) E. Cary Brown, 1956-1972 Cm-Cz (1 of 2) Cm-Cz (2 of 2) University of California Berkley University of California Davis: Appraisal Letters University of California Los Angeles University of California Santa Barbara University of California Santa Cruz University of California Other Campuses University of California Press Committee on Comparative Urban Economics Dominion Bureau of Statistics Canada Alan Carlin Allan M. Carter Paper Center for the Advanced Study of Behavioral Sciences: Correspondence and Miscellaneous (3 folders) Central Intelligence Agency Janet Chapman: Paper Review by Domar Hg-Scheong Cheung University of Chicago University of Chicago Press China Correspondence After the Trip China Correspondence Before and During the Trip John Chipman Carl Crist University of Cincinnati Claremont Graduate School and CAL Tech Clark University David Collander Interview with Domar and Paper Colby College University of Colorado and Economics Institute 3 Colombia University (1 of 2) Colombia University (2 of 2) Committee on Scholarly Communication with China Committee on Ways and Means Conference Board of Associated Research Councils Conference on Research of Income and Wealth Lauchlin Currie Bruno Cutilli: Foreign Language Paper and Correspondence Czechoslovakia D-General Da-Dm (1 of 2) Da-Dm (2 of 2) Dn-Dz (1 of 2) Dn-Dz (2 of 2) Laura D'Andrea: Papers and Recommendations Michael Dohan: Thesis Outline and Correspondence Dinko Dubravcic Paper Duke University Elizabeth Durbin: Paper and Correspondence E-General E (1 of 2) E (2 of 2) Economic History Association European History Conference in Aix, 1962 The Economic Journal Economic Society: Correspondence and Paper Alexander Eckstein Warren Eason Alexander Erlich Robert Eisner Herbert Evans F-General Fa-Fm (1 of 2) Fa-Fm (2 of 2) Fn-Fz (1 of 2) Fn-Fz (2 of 2) Soloman Fabricant Federal Reserve Bank of New York Federal Reserve Board George Feiwal David Felix: Statement of Vietnam Finland Ford Foundation: Correspondence and Proposals (1 of 2) Ford Foundation: Correspondence and Proposals (2 of 2) Fordham University: Site Visit Report Foreign Visitors and Economics Margery Foster Four Continent Book Corporation France Edward Fried Report G-General G (1 of 3) G (2 of 3) 4 G (3 of 3) Joshua S. Gans Germany Greg Grossman Guggenheim Foundation: Evaluations Alexander Gerschenkron H (1 of 2) H (2 of 2) Ha-He (1 of 3) Ha-He (2 of 3) Ha-He (3 of 3) Hf-Hz (1 of 2) Hf-Hz (2 of 2) Alvin Hansen Michael J. Hare: Paper and Correspondence Seymour Harris Harvard University Press Harvard University: Miscellaneous Harvard University: Russian Research Center Papers and Correspondence Oli Gawrylyshyn: Recommendation Letters and Correspondence Derek Healey W. P. Hogan F. D. Holzman University of Hong Kong: External Evaluation (1 of 2) University of Hong Kong: External Evaluation (2 of 2) Branko Horvat: Correspondence and Papers Bert Hoselitz H. D. Huggins Hungary Holland Hunter I (1 of 2) I (2 of 2) University of Illinois and University of Illinois Chicago Indiana University: Correspondence and External Review Papers Institute for Defense Analysis Institute for International Education International Association for Research on Income and Wealth International Bank for Reconstruction and Development International Economic Association International Research and Exchanges Board Inter-University Committee on Russian Travel Grants (1 of 2) 5 Inter-University Committee on Russian Travel Grants (2 of 2) Israel (1 of 2) Israel (2 of 2) Dwight Israelsen J-General J Senator Henry Jackson Japan John Hopkins University Joint Committee on Slavic Studies Joint Economic Committee: Testimony and Correspondence Journal of Comparative Economics Journal of Economic History Journal of Social and Biological Structures Journal of Political Economy Karl Jungenfelt K-General Ka-Kel (1 of 2) Ka-Kel (2 of 2) Kem-Kz (1 of 2) Kem-Kz (2 of 2) Edward Kane: Correspondence and Papers Norman Kaplan Daniel Kazmer Murray Kemp John W. Kendrick Senator Edward Kennedy T. S. Khachaturov: Correspondence and Papers (1 of 2) T. S. Khachaturov: Correspondence and Papers (2 of 2) Boris Khazanon Charles Kinderberger Emine Kiray: Recommendation Letters (1 of 2) Emine Kiray: Recommendation Letters (2 of 2) Simon Kuznets: Correspondence and Bibliography Oldrich Kyn L-General La-Le (1 of 2) La-Le (2 of 2) Lf-Lz Letters to the Editor Herbert Levine: Draft Proposal for the Institute for the Study of the Soviet Union M-General Ma-Md (1 of 2) Ma-Md (2 of 2) Me-Mz (1 of 3) Me-Mz (2 of 3) Me-Mz (3 of 3) MC and MAC Michael Manove: Paper and Correspondence McGraw Hill Book Company University of Maine 6 Machinery and Allied Products Institute: Paper and Correspondence David W. Maxwell James A. Maxwell Michael Mazur: Thesis Proposal and Correspondence Merrill Center for Economics: Conference on the Economics of Education Lloyd Metzler University of Michigan (1 of 2) University of Michigan (2 of 2) Middlebury College Michigan State University Milena Jovicic James Miller University of Minnesota John Montias Basil Moore Amotz Morag: Paper and Correspondence Selma Mushkin Richard Musgrave: Bibliography of Articles on the Economics of Taxation and Correspondence N-General Na-Nem Nem-Nz (1 of 3) Nem-Nz (2 of 3) Nem-Nz (3 of 3) Tamas Nagy National Bureau of Economic Research: Conference Minutes and Correspondence (1 of 2) National Bureau of Economic Research: Conference Minutes and Correspondence (2 of 2) Egon Neuberger State University of New York at Albany (1 of 2) State University of New York at Albany (2 of 2) Jurg Niehans Northwestern University O-General O (1 of 2) O (2 of 2) Oklahoma City University Anders Olgaard Mancur Olson Omicron Delta Epsilon (1 of 2) Omicron Delta Epsilon (2 of 2) University of Oregon Oriental Research Partners Osterwell Prize in Economics P-General Pa-Ph (1 of 2) Pa-Ph (2 of 2) Pi-Pz (1 of 2) Pi-Pz (2 of 2) Mary Painter William Parker Don Patikin Felipe Pazos 7 Austin Peck University of Pennsylvania Edith Penrose Mark Perlman Boris Pesek John Pettengill Philippines Anna Polorna Richard Portes M. M. Postan Princeton University O. Prochazka Stanfor Pulrang: Correspondence and Paper Q Quarterly Journal of Economics: Referee Comments, Proposals, and Correspondence R-General Ra-Re Re-Rz (1 of 3) Re-Rz (2 of 3) Re-Rz (3 of 3) The RAND Corporation, 1968-1969 Review of Economics and Statistics University of Rhode Island Rice University Joan Robinson Rockefeller Foundation Spain and Portugal Visit, 1962 Robert V. Roosa Rochester Conference on the Application of Mathematical Methods to Soviet Economic Planning, 1965 Romania Stephan Royez Rutgers University S-General Soviet Union Frank Spooner Nicolas Spuler Ivan Mateev Stefanov The Stockholm School of Economics Vladimir Stoikov: Paper and Correspondence Paul Streeten Subcommittee on the Grants of the Joint Committee on Slavic Studies Barry E. Supple Kund Erik Svendsen Sweden: Correspondence with Various Professors Swedish Royal Academy of Sciences Syracuse University T-General T (1 of 3) T (2 of 3) T (3 of 3) Peter Temin University of Toronto Tulane University Pavel Turcan Turkey U United Malayan Banking Corporation United Nations 8 Department of Education Conference: Various Documents and Correspondence, 1964 US Government Agencies V Vanderbilt University W-We (1 of 2) W-We (2 of 2) Wh-Wz (1 of 2) Wh-Wz (2 of 2) Martin Weitzman: Cowles Commission Paper and Correspondence Wellesley College University of Western Ontario Wolf's Manuscript Woodrow Wilson Fellowships Yale University (1 of 2) Yale University (2 of 2) Yugoslavia X, Y, and Z Miscellaneous Research Materials, 1944-1995 and undated

Papers documenting Domar's research in serfdom and slavery (particularly in Russia), comparative productivity and efficiency, value-added taxes, and other topics. Includes many computations and charts relating to Domar's published and unpublished work. Also contains series of notecards on various subjects.

Files are in Domar's original order.

9 "Index Number Tournament": Computations "Index Number Tournament" Index of Industrial Production "Index Number Tournament": Manuscript "Index Number Tournament": Derivations "Soviet Postwar Economic Growth and Capital Labor Substitution," Walter l. Weitzman "Index Number Tournament": Manuscript, 1966 "On the Measurement of Comparative Efficiency" (1 of 2) "On the Measurement of Comparative Efficiency" (2 of 2) East-West Trade "Comparative Productivity and Efficiency in the USSR," Abram Bergson "On Total Productivity and All That" "Total Productivity and the Quality of Capital" "Efficiency of the Soviet Economy," Joseph Berliner On the Measurement of Technological Progress How to Compare the B Index in One Lesson Reflections on Economic Development Technological Progress Project Production Functions Notes on Productivity Productivity Study Review of Kendrick's Article Slavery Papers (6 folders) "The Causes of Slavery: A Hypothesis" (draft copy) Economic Development Institute Lectures, 1965-1969 (1 of 2) Economic Development Institute Lectures, 1965-1969 (2 of 2) Bergson's Table 10 Lectures Given in England, 1952-1953 Education and Research: General Contributions of Federal Expenditures to Economic Growth and Stability: Congressional Joint Committee on the Economic Report, 1957 Lectures on the Soviet Economy, 1957-1986 (1 of 2) Lectures on the Soviet Economy, 1957-1986 (2 of 2) Soviet Economic Development Lectures on Russian Serfdom, 1988 Chayan Book Reviews Bensosan-Butt's Book Review Price and Wage Policy: Joint Congressional Committee, 1957 Feldman's Model CORFU Paper on Capital Coefficients Mt. Holyoke Lectures Lecture: "On the State of the American Economy," 1974 Lecture: "The Problem of Economic Growth: To Grow or Not to Grow" Lessons from Growth Models, 1974 Cowles Commission Discussion Paper, 1948 Comments on Professor Kuznet's Paper: "International Differences in Capital Foundation and Financing," 1953 Lecture: Economics and the Modern University, 1961 Lecture: "The Rise of Meritocracy," 1971 "Poor Mr. Nixon" Various Papers Trip to USSR, 1960 USSR Travel Notes (1 of 2) USSR Travel Notes (2 of 2) Soviet Materials on Economists Soviet Teaching of Economics Yugoslavia USSR Miscellaneous Trip (1 of 2) USSR Miscellaneous Trip (2 of 2) "Depreciation, Replacement, and Growth Mathematical Appendix" "The Effect of Foreign Investment on the Balance of Payments" "The Case for Accelerated Depreciation: Mathematical Appendix" Serfdom Defivations and Calculations and Notes (1 of 2) Serfdom Defivations and Calculations and Notes (2 of 2) Serfdom Graphs "On the profitability on Russian Serfdom," 1984 (Miscellaneous) January 1984 (Draft Paper) May 1984 (Draft Paper)` 1984 (Legal Aspects) Foreign Economic Development Current Research 11 "Were Russian Serfs Overcharged for Their Land in 1861?:" Draft Copies and Notes Model C Calculations Serfdom: Russian Publications (4 folders) Serfdom: Various Papers (1 of 2) Serfdom: Various Papers (2 of 2) Serfdom: Reprints of Russian Publications and Redemption Prices Serfdom Sales Data (3 folders) Serfdom Unweighted Regressions Various Serfdom Tables Serfdom: Redemption Prices Tables and Notes On the Probability of Russian Serfdom: Statistical Appendix Data List On the Probability of Russian Serfdom (4 folders) : Appendix Calculations Draft Comments Original Charts Correspondence and Notes Effect of the Interest Rate (1 of 2) Effect of the Interest Rate (2 of 2) Problem of Empire's Models (3 folders) Miscellaneous On the Probability of Russian Serfdom: Working Paper, 1982 Earlier Drafts Notes, and Mathematical Models Correspondence Correspondence and Draft Paper Miscellaneous Notes and Papers Research Statistics Results: (4 folders) Serf and Land Prices Classes and Distribution Land Total and Per Soul Miscellaneous 12 Various Federal Reserve board papers by Domar, 1944-1946 Value-Added Tax -- Derivations Value-Added Tax -- Research Papers (1 of 2) Value-Added Tax -- Research Papers (2 of 2) Value-Added Tax -- Derivations Tax Timing Derivation "On the Pyramiding of the Value-Added Tax" Value-Added Tax "The Economics of Soviet Foreign Trade Policy," 1958 Expansion and Employment, 1947 "Does the Timing of the Tax Payment Matter?": Correspondence, Manuscript, and Research Papers, 1994 "If I Were George Washington: A Suggested Dissertation Topic" "Jewish History in One Lesson" Book Reviews of Journals (5 folders) Index Project Bibliography: Russian-English "The Rise of Lithuania" II-C through II-D Beginning Not Used World Country Bibliography "Bibliography on Serfdom" Miscellaneous Serf World Country Bibliography The Future of Serfs 13 Miscellaneous Lectures on the Soviet Economy, 1989-1992 Value-Added Tax Calculations The Blind Men and the Elephant: An Essay on Isms, 1988 Writings By Others (3 folders) Home and Office Books "Reflections on Perestroika," 1995 "On Deficits and Debts" Miscellaneous Serfdom Miscellaneous Slavery Miscellaneous Subject Headings Miscellaneous Notecards Serfdom Notes (1 of 2) Serfdom Notes (2 of 2) Russian History Notecards Mailing List - untitled "Elephant Mailings" Cards Slavery/Serfdom Note Cards Slavery/Serfdom Note Cards Comparative Studies Note Cards "Empire" Bibliography "Empire" Note Cards Untitled Note Cards Printed Materials, 1904-1989 and undated(bulk 1957-1989)

Mostly hardcover books from Domar's personal library. Some relate to his research interests while others are editions or translations of his own published works. Includes microfilm of 1904 Russian work on unknown subject matter, and 1980 translation of 1861 Russian work on serfdom in Russia.

14 Eseje o teorii ekonomickeho rastu, 1966 (Essays in the Theory of Economic Growth, 1957) (two copies) Essays in the Theory of Economic Growth, 1957 History of Political Economy, 1978 Capitalism, socialism, and serfdom, 1989 Szkice z teorii wzrostu gospodarczego, 1957 (Essays in the Theory of Economic Growth, 1957) (two copies) Essays in the Theory of Economic Growth, 1957 (Japanese edition, 1959) (two copies) Profitti imposta e investimenti (Essays in the Theory of Economic Growth, 1957) The Determinants of Russian State Income, 1800-1914: An Economic Analysis, Volume 1, L. Dwight Israelsen, 1979 The Serf Population in Russia, A. Troynitskiy, 1861 (Translated in 1980) The Fall and Rise of the American Academic Establishment: The Revolution of 1960-2020 [ 1971?] (three copies) [Domar?] The Comparative Performance of Social and Private Organizations: The Case of Postwar Yugoslav Agriculture, M. L. Boyd, 1984 Microfilm (reel): "Microfilm of Duvtpueb's [sp?] Book, 1904" (Russian work) Course Materials, 1939-1985 and undated

Lecture notes and texts, reading lists, workshop materials, exam questions, and other materials related to Domar's teaching career.

 15 Wellsley College Teaching Comparative Economic Systems: Reading Lists, 1982-1983 (1 of 6) Reading Lists, 1956-1982 (2 of 6) Reading Lists and Student Bibliographies (3 of 6) The Cost of the Great Depression (4 of 6) Government Percentages (5 of 6) Questionnaire (6 of 6) Capitalizing Socialism and Growth: Reading List (1 of 9) Reading List (2 of 9) Socialism (3 of 9) Capitalism (4 of 9) Growth (5 of 9) Growth (6 of 9) Reading List (7 of 9) Examinations (8 of 9) Examinations (9 of 9) "A Note on Interindustry Wage Differentials in Yugoslavia and the US" by Clifford Donn Workshop in Comparative Economic Systems Macroeconomics Reading List, 1970-1971 National Income Problem Macroeconomics Reference Tables Macroeconomics Lecture Notes, Exam, and Paper: "Stability Without Planning: The American Expansion" Computation of Gross National Product and Its Components Macroeconomics Interest Rate Lecture Notes Macroeconomics Annual Cost of Capital The Definition of Money and the Money Illusion of Real Balance Effects Macroeconomics Price Flexibility and Employment Lecture Notes "Fiscal and Monetary Policy: The Burden of the Federal Debt" Elementary Economics Lecture Notes Macroeconomics Old Reading List Elementary Economics Exams 16 Economics of the Soviet Union and China: Reading Lists, 1964-1978 Economics of the Soviet Union and China: Reading Lists, 1985 and 1979 Ditto Materials Problems of Russian Economic History: Reading List, 1981-1984 (1 of 8) Reading List, 1972-1980 (2 of 8) From Peter I to 1861: Notes and Papers (3 of 8) From Peter I to 1861: Notes and Papers (4 of 8) From Emancipation to Revolution: 1861-1917: Notes (5 of 8) Kievan and Appanage Periods: Parts I-II: Lecture Notes and Papers (6 of 8) Development of Serfdom: 16th and 17th Centuries: Part III: Lecture Notes and Papers (7 of 8) Article Reprints (8 of 8) Soviet Agriculture Soviet Planning: Investment Dervisions Russian Economics: Reading List Topics of Economic History: Reading List, 1980-1982 Reading List, 1980-1983 Money Agrarian Relations and Enclosures: Notes and Papers Slavery and Serfdom: Papers and Graphs Notes Miscellaneous Black Death, 1981 Ph.D. Examinations: Macroeconomics Microeconomics Economic Developments Fiscal Economics John Hopkins University Economic History Comparative Economic Systems, Socialism, and Economic Development Miscellaneous Macroeconomics: Final Exam Problems in Russian Economic History: Examinations Examination: Public Finance and Fiscal Policy Final Exam: John Hopkins, Stanford, and University of Michigan Final Examination: Business Cycles Miscellaneous Examinations UCLA Teaching Stockholm Teaching Student Evaluations (1 of 2) Student Evaluations (2 of 2) Consumer Markets: Fact Sheets Undergraduate Macroeconomics 17 Macroeconomics: The Balanced Budget Multiplies Aggregate Algebraic Problems Questionnaire on the Theory of National Income and Employment Theory of National Income and Employment Keynesian and Classical Models Consumption Function National Budgets Investment Decisions Input-Output Tables (1 of 2) Input-Output Tables (2 of 2) Business Cycles National Budget Table, 1953-1955 Uses of Net Corporate Income, 1950-1959 Difference Equations Data on Income and Savings Topics in Economic History Course Notes Elementary Relationships in Microeconomics Economic Growth and Development Fiscal and Monetary Policy Distribution of Tax Payments Table "On the Optimal Compensation of a Socialist Managee" "On the Optimal Compensation of a Socialist Manager" "On the Optimal Compensation of a Socialist Manager" "The Effect of a Proportional Subsidy on a Tax on the Quality and Quantity of Output" (1 of 2) "The Effect of a Proportional Subsidy on a Tax on the Quality and Quantity of Output" (2 of 2) "Poor Old Capitalism" Planning and Market Relations: IEA Meeting, 1970 (1 of 2) Planning and Market Relations: IEA Meeting, 1970 (2 of 2) "Stability Without Planning?" (1 of 2) "Stability Without Planning?" (2 of 2) Stencils for Courses Topics in Economic History: Examinations Macroeconomics: Examination (1 of 3) Final Exams (2 of 3) Student Evaluations (3 of 3) Harvard Teaching Latrobe University (Australia) Teaching Russian Economic History: Reading List, 1984 Reading List, 1985 Miscellaneous 18 Domar's Course Notebook: Mathematical Theory of Probability: 1939-1940 Calculus of Finite Differences, 1939-1940 Statistics, 1939-1940 Advanced Calculus Theory Introduction to the Theory of Point Sets, 1939-1940 Math 114a Essays in Economics of Expansion Bibliographies Curriculum Vitae of Evsey Domar, 1973 and 1985 Biographical: Jews in Harbin Interview with Domar Mexico Travel (1 of 2) Mexico Travel (2 of 2) Biographical: The Story of My Thesis Miscellaneous Travel Various Research and Thesis Topics USSR Travel Soviet Union Trip Trip to USSR, 1971 (1 of 2) Trip to USSR, 1971 (2 of 2) Boris Khazanov Resume, 1973 Humorous Speech Given for Retirement of Barbara Kligelnhagen Article Reference to Domar Photographs (Portraits of Domar) (3 items) Oversize Material OC.I.10 Research Materials and Writings (2 folders) [Unidentified Calculations] Redemption Prices Calculation