VOLUMEN 1 : VALUE THEORY

1. "Nonlinear Programming", in 3 Jerzy Neyman (ed.), Proceedings of the Second Berleley Symposium on Mathematical Statisticas and probability (Berkeley, 1950), 481-492. / H. W. Kuhn ; A. W. Tucker. p. 3-14.

2. "Duality in Homogeneous Programming," Proceedings of the American Mathematical Societey, 12, 1961, 783-787. E. Eisenberg. p.15-19.

3. "Sperner's Lemma and Some Extensions," in E. F. Beckenbach (ed.), Applied Combinatorial Mathematics (New York, 1964), 416-427 / C. B. Tompkings. p. 20-32.

4. "A generalization of Brouwer's fixed point theorem," Duke Mathematical Journal, 8, 1941, 457-459 / S. Kakutani. p. 33-35.

5. "How to cut a cake fairly," American Mathematical Monthly, 68, 1961, 1-17. L. E. Dubins ; E. H. Spanier. p. 36-52.

6. "Note: some conditions of macroeconomic stability," Econometrica, 17, 1949, 245-248 / D. Hawkins ; H. A. Simon p. 53-56.

7. "Nonnegative square matrices," Econometrica, 21, 1953, 597-607 G. Debreu ; I. N, Herstein. p. 57-67.

8. The Jacombian Matrix and the global univalence of mappings / D. Gale ; H. Nikaido. p. 68-80.

9. Quadratic forms with linear constraints / H. B. Mann p. 81-86.

Part 2 : Existence theory for static competitive equilibrium /

10. The law af supply and demand / D. Gale. p. 87-101.

11. A note on "the law of supply and demand" / H. W. Kuhn. p. 102-105.

12. On a theorem of wald / H. W. Kuhn. p. 106-115.

13. On the classical multilateral exchange problem / H. Nikaido. p. 116-126..

14. A supplementary note to "on the classical multilateral exchange problem" / H. Nikaido. p. 127-128.

15. Competitive equilibrium with dependent consumer preferences / L. W. McKenzie. p. 129-146.

VOLUMEN 2 : CAPITAL AND GROWTH

Part 1 : Capital Theory

1. A matehematical analysis of Dr. Akerman´s problem / K. Wicksell. p. 3-28.

2. The place of interest in the theory of production / O. Lange. p. 29-62.

3. Professor Knight´s note on interest in the theory / O. Lange. p. 63-67.

4. The nature and implications of the rewitching of techniques / M. Bruno ; E. Burmeiester ; E. Sheshinski. p. 68-95.

5. Stationary ordinal utility and impatience / T. C. Koopmans. p. 96-120.

Part 2 : Classical and neo-classical growth models

6. A mathematical formulation of the Ricardian system / L. L. Pasinetti. p. 121-141.

7. A contribution to the theory of economic growth / R. M. Solow. p. 142-171.

8. Economic growth and capital accumulation / T. Swan. p. 172-199.

9. The economic implications of learning by Doing / K. J. Arrow. p. 200-220.

Part 3 : Models of optimal growth

10. A model of general economic equilibrium / J. von Neumann. p. 221-229.

11. A note on J. v. Neumann's article on "A 230 model of economic equilibrium" / D. G. Champernowne. p. 230-238.

12. Economic growth at a maximal rate / T. C. Koopmans. p. 239-278.

13. Paths of economic growth that are optimal with regard only to final steates : a turnpike theorem / R. Radner. p. 279-285.

14. Optimal growth in a two-sector model of Capital accumulation / H. Uzawa. p. 286-309.

15. On optimal development in a multi-sector economy / D. Gale. p. 310-328