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Economic-Growth

 The Samuelson formulation is cast within the framework of welfare economics. ranging from an individualistic welfare function, the aim of the analysis is to characterize an optimal allocation of resources when welfare is maximized subject to a production possibility constraint. the foremost famous result to emerge from the analysis is that the “Samuelson rule”: The sum of the marginal rates of substitution, appropriated all consumers in society, between the general public good in question and a few numéraire private good, must be adequate to the marginal rate of transformation in production. an alternate interpretation is that the mixture marginal willingness to buy the general public good must equal its incremental cost of production. A central concern within the following discussion is that the question of the validity of the Samuelson rule out a worldwide context. is that this the way that we should always believe the supply of worldwide public goods? If not, what are the changes or modifications that require to be introduced before the idea are often applied to the present sort of public good? it'll be shown that the foremost problematic a part of the extension concerns the desirability of production efficiency and therefore the separation of equity and efficiency conditions which play such important roles in Samuelson’s analysis.  

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