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Let's conduct in vain searches of the developed proof [for example: G. vonSchulze-Gaevernitz, Der Grossbetrieb (1892); J. Schoenhof, The Economy of High
Wages (1893), pp. 33, 279; K. Brentano, Hours and Wages in Their Relation to Production (1894); J.A.Hobson, The Evolution of Modern Capitalism (1894), p. 81]. Rather complete examination can be found in some German Publications of last time. [See, in particular: H.Neisser, "Lohnhithe und
Beschitftigungsgrad im Marktgleichgewicht ", Weltwirtschaftliches Archiv, Vol.
XXXVI (October, 1932) and A.Kahler, Die Theorie der Arbeiterfreisetzung durch
die Maschine (Leipzig, 1933), pp. 75 ff. To me follows, possibly to add that
Partially thanks to professor Najsseru I have received acknowledgement of the
Convictions in that this assertion was widely accepted; as, when
Simultaneously with the advent of its article I (in the article in the same journal) am strong
It was confused in this question, it, at once having found for me, has orally indicated on
This mess.] however when some years ago in England professor Hiks Used this assertion in the "wages Theories", it-it Shouv in
The review of this book has formulated the objection which has become by the standard: while norm
Percent remains invariable, the general change of wages will influence on Cost value at various methods of production in an identical proportion (That is conclusive), and that, hence, it cannot change their comparative
Advantages (that from here does not follow) [J.R.Hicks, The Theory of Wages (1932),
chap. ix, and the review of this book of J. F.Shouvom in itconomic Journal, XLIII (September,
1933), 471]. Later professor Hiks has cleaned all chapter with the scarified Fragment that, possibly, meant its failure of this assertion [J.R.Hicks, "Wages and Interest: The Dynamic Problem", Economic Journal, Vol. XLV
(September, 1935)]. During even more later time it-it Kaldor in the article, on which
We should refer subsequently, recognising a principle, seemingly, has limited
Its action is enough special conditions [N. Kaldor, "Capital Intensity
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