Euler’s Theory
Devised by Swiss mathematician Leonhard Euler (1707-1783), Euler’s theory is a theory of distribution based on marginal productivity.
Euler showed that under constant returns to scale, if each factor of production is paid the value of its marginal product, total output (income) will be completely exhausted.
Written by: Jayashree Pakhare
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