If " s w n K / Y " the Cambridge equation would still stand, regardless of which assumption is made about the technology ( i . e ., whatever the form of the production function ), while if " s w > g n K / Y ", the shape of technology does play a crucial role, so that " The Meade-Samuelson-Modigliani s marginal productivity results only follow on particular and unacceptable assumptions on technology . "
