The object of this book is to present a complete, systematic and thorough exposition of the neoclassical theory of production and distribution.

1. Introduction; Part I. The microeconomic theory of production: 2. The technical theory of production under condition of fixed proportions; 3. The economic theory of production under conditions of fixed proportions; 4. Technical aspects of continuous production functions: general theory; 5. Technical aspects of continuous production functions homogeneous of degree one; 6. Economic theory of production with fixed input prices; 7. The theory of cost with fixed input prices; 8. The economic theory of cost and production with variable input prices; 9. 'Inferior factors' and the theories of production and input demand; 10. Theory of the multi-product firm; Part II. Macroeconomic theories of distribution and technological progress: 11. Technological progress and the neoclassical theory of production; 12. Technological progress and the neoclassical theory of distribution; 13. Vintage models and fixed proportions in neoclassical theory; 14. Learning by doing; 15. Monopoly and aggregate demand as determinants of relative factor shares; 16. Induced bias of invention and the theory of distributive shares.