Hypothesis | The production function expressed by total output Y | The production function expressed by the per capita output y (, N is the labor population) | The variable A corresponding to the hypothesis of L | Note |
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| Assuming, , then, , so |
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| K is calculated by the definition (where and r are from the statistical data), rather than calculated by the fixed assets. |
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| A is different in the Cobb-Douglas function with the assumption of L. In, assuming, then The result of A is not only related to the calculation of w, but also to the dimensions of N and other variables. If the Equation (28) is calculated (where), then Y and N using the different dimensions (such as Y and N dimensions were billion and thousands of people, or million and people), size A will be different. If the Equation (29) is calculated (where), when K is calculated from, The result is not different from Equation (28); If the statistics “fixed assets and consumer goods” as K, then the Equation (29) A will be different from the results of Equation (28). Only the A calculated by assuming will not show different results, and is a dimensionless number. |
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