model that followed several years later borrowed heavily from the Harrod-Domar model and used a variable proportions Cobb–Douglas production function. Domar's 1961 paper is cited as the source of Domar aggregation, a set of rules and processes for combining industry growth data together to get aggregate industry sector or national growth. Among his students was the economic historian Robert Fogel, who was awarded the Nobel Memorial Prize in Economics in 1993. Papers The Burden of the Debt and the National Income, 1944, AER. Proportional Income Taxation and Risk-Taking, with Richard Musgrave, 1944. Capital Expansion, Rate of Growth and Employment, 1946, Econometrica. Expansion and Employment, 1947, AER. The Problem of Capital Accumulation, 1948, AER. Capital Accumulation and the End of Prosperity, 1949, Proceedings of Internat. Statistical Conference The Effect of Foreign Investment on the Balance of Payments, 1950, AER. A Theoretical Analysis of Economic Growth, 1952, AER. Depreciation, Replacement and Growth, 1953, EJ. The Case for Accelerated Depreciation, 1953, QJE. Essays in the Theory of Economic Growth, 1957. On the Measurement of Technological Change, 1961, The Economic Journal 71:284 (Dec., 1961), 709–729. (jstor) The Soviet Collective Farm as a Producer Co-Operative, 1966, AER. An Index-Number Tournament, 1967, QJE. The Causes of Slavery or Serfdom: A hypothesis, 1969, MIT. On The Optimal Compensation of a Socialist Manager, 1972, MIT. Poor Old Capitalism, 1974, MIT. On the profitability of Russian serfdom, 1982, MIT. (with Mark J. Machina) Were the Russian serfs overcharged for their land in 1861? The history of one historical table, 1985, MIT. The blind men and the elephant : an essay on isms, 1988, MIT. References Further reading John Edward King, The Elgar Companion to Post Keynesian Economics, Edward Elgar Publishing, 2003, p. 372. External links Evsey D. Domar, 1914-1997 at eumed.net/Enciclopedia Virtual (shows photo of Domar) Inventory of the Evsey D. Domar Papers Reference information on Evsey Domar 1914 births 1997 deaths 20th-century American economists 20th-century Polish Jews Carnegie Mellon University faculty Columbia University faculty Distinguished Fellows of the American Economic Association Fellows of the Econometric Society Harvard University alumni Johns Hopkins University faculty MIT School of Humanities, Arts, and Social Sciences faculty People from Łódź Polish emigrants to the United States Post-Keynesian economists Soviet emigrants to the United States University of California, Los Angeles alumni University of Chicago faculty University of Michigan alumni