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This book presents the theory of capital utilization, a

discussion of the econometrics of capital utilization, and

econometric tests of the theory using international data. Capital

utilization, defined as the proportion of time that capital is

working productively, is mainly affected by shift-working. Capital

utilization is an important economic variable that has received

serious attention from economists only since the mid-1960s In the

first part, the authors provide a synthesis of current knowledge,

combining a consistent statement of existing theory with some major

extensions. In the second part, they turn to the econometrics,

first discussing the appropriate methodology and then testing the

theory on data from several countries. This empirical work is

considerably more sophisticated than previous studies on this

topic. Having established the theory and tested it, they move on to

consider policy, the relationship between capital utilization and

economic growth, and the place of shift-work in the dual

economy.

Introduction

Part I. Shift-work and the theory of the firm:

1. Cost minimization

2. Specific functional forms: additional results

3. Profit maximization

Part II. Estimation:

4. The estimation framework

5. Econometric literature on capital utilization: an

Interpretation

6. Empirical implementation

Part III. Results: 7. Individual-country results

8. International comparisons

Part IV. Implications:

9. Analysis of policy changes

10. Capital utilization and economic growth

11. Shift-work and the dual economy

12. Conclusions and speculations

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This book presents the theory of capital utilization, a discussion of the econometrics of capital utilization, and econometric tests of the theory using international data. Capital utilization, defined as the proportion of time that capital is working productively, is mainly affected by shift-working. Capital utilization is an important economic variable that has received serious attention from economists only since the mid-1960s In the first part, the authors provide a synthesis of current knowledge, combining a consistent statement of existing theory with some major extensions. In the second part, they turn to the econometrics, first discussing the appropriate methodology and then testing the theory on data from several countries. This empirical work is considerably more sophisticated than previous studies on this topic. Having established the theory and tested it, they move on to consider policy, the relationship between capital utilization and economic growth, and the place of shift-work in the dual economy.