Cobb-Douglas Production Function: A Comparative Fit Proposal

Authors

  • National Autonomous University of Nicaragua, León
  • National Autonomous University of Nicaragua, León
  • National Autonomous University of Nicaragua, León

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.5377/universitas.v10i1.14174

Keywords:

Cobb-Douglas, Multipliers, Lagrange, Optimization, Interpolation, Regression, Polynomial, Multivariate

Abstract

Two bivariate adjustment models are compared on real data in the area of economy; one is the production function proposed in 1928, by Charles Cobb and Paul Douglas, and the other is a complete bivariate polynomial of degree two. The goodness of fit of each model is analyzed and determines corresponding optimum subject to restrictions.

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Author Biographies

, National Autonomous University of Nicaragua, León

Faculty of Sciences and Technologies
Department of Mathematics and Statistics

, National Autonomous University of Nicaragua, León

Faculty of Sciences and Technologies
Department of Mathematics and Statistics

, National Autonomous University of Nicaragua, León

Faculty of Sciences and Technologies
Department of Mathematics and Statistics

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Published

2019-07-01

How to Cite

Edgard, Damaris, & William. (2019). Cobb-Douglas Production Function: A Comparative Fit Proposal. Universitas (León): Revista Científica De La UNAN León, 10(1), 30–34. https://doi.org/10.5377/universitas.v10i1.14174

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