Learning and forgetting¶
Benkard, C. L. (2000). Learning and forgetting: The dynamics of aircraft production. American Economic Review, 90(4), 1034-1054.
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- Learning Curve Effects
- The reasoning is grounded in the shared structure, not in surface analogy: in every case the question is how the next unit's cost depends on the total volume already produced, and the answer is a constant fractional gain per doubling.
This sourceDocuments both learning-by-doing and organizational forgetting in aircraft production, grounding the cumulative-experience-to-cost relationship in structure rather than surface analogy.
- The reasoning is grounded in the shared structure, not in surface analogy: in every case the question is how the next unit's cost depends on the total volume already produced, and the answer is a constant fractional gain per doubling.
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