Score contribution per author:
α: calibrated so average coauthorship-adjusted count equals average raw count
I. Scitovszky's conclusions, 91. — II. Samuelson's criteria and the utility-possibility function, 92. — III. Increasing costs and a suitable tariff or quota, 93. — IV. Tariffs or quotas, free international trade plus domestic lump-sum taxation, and completely free trade considered in the situation sense, 96. — V. Lifting the assumptions of fixed factors indifferent between their different uses and increasing costs, 97. — VI. The all-or-none discrimination situation, 98. — VII. Summary and qualifications of the welfare analysis, 99.