Journal of the History of Economic Thought

2000 - 2007

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Volume 29, issue 4, 2007

THE CONTEXTUAL SOURCES OF SLUTSKY'S EFFECT: 1915, 1927, AND AFTER pp. 403-416

Vincent Barnett

WAS RICHARD CANTILLON A MERCANTILIST? pp. 417-435

Mark Thornton

AN INSTITUTIONALIST'S JOURNEY INTO THE YEARS OF HIGH THEORY: JOHN MAURICE CLARK ON THE ACCELERATOR-MULTIPLIER INTERACTION pp. 437-452

Luca Fiorito

INTEREST AND THE MARGINAL PRODUCT OF CAPITAL: A CRITIQUE OF SAMUELSON pp. 453-464

Robert Murphy

CARDINAL VERSUS ORDINAL UTILITY: ANTÓNIO HORTA OSÓRIO'S CONTRIBUTION pp. 465-479

Maria Eugénia Mata

REVIEW ESSAY: DID THE (RETURNS TO) SCALES FALL FROM THEIR EYES? pp. 481-494

Philip Mirowski

Volume 29, issue 3, 2007

Economic Science Wars pp. 267-282

E. Roy Weintraub

How, And For How Long, Did Keynes Maintain The Treatise Theory? pp. 283-307

Toshiaki Hirai

The Fallacy of Wage Cuts and Keynes's Involuntary Unemployment pp. 309-329

John Levendis

Transcribing the Tableau Économique: Input-Output Analysis À La Quesnay pp. 331-358

Albert E. Steenge and Richard Van Den Berg

Kautilya On Administration Of Justice During The Fourth Century B.C pp. 359-377

Balbir S. Sihag

Volume 29, issue 2, 2007

Marshall's Metaphors on Method pp. 135-151

Tiziano Raffaelli

Irving Fisher and Financial Economics: The Equity Premium Puzzle, The Predictability of Stock Prices, and Intertemporal Allocation Under Risk pp. 153-166

Robert W. Dimand

Efficiency wages and classical wage theory pp. 167-188

Michael E. Bradley

How can the history of economic thought contribute to an understanding of institutional change? pp. 189-211

Joachim Zweynert

Was George Stigler Adam Smith's Best Friend? Studying The History of Economic Thought pp. 213-228

Craig Freedman

John Bates Clark on Trusts: New Light from the Columbia Archives pp. 229-250

Luca Fiorito and John F. Henry

Volume 29, issue 1, 2007

2006 HES PRESIDENTIAL ADDRESS A TALE OF TWO MAINSTREAMS: ECONOMICS AND PHILOSOPHY OF NATURAL SCIENCE IN THE MID-TWENTIETH CENTURY pp. 1-13

D. Wade Hands

THE EDITOR AS SCIENTIFIC REVOLUTIONARY: KEYNES, THE ECONOMIC JOURNAL, AND THE PIGOU AFFAIR, 1936-1938 pp. 15-48

Nahid Aslanbeigui and Guy Oakes

MILL AND SENIOR ON LONDON'S WATER SUPPLY: AGENCY, INCREASING RETURNS, AND NATURAL MONOPOLY pp. 49-65

Nicola Tynan

WILLIAM ALONSO, RICHARD MUTH, RESOURCES FOR THE FUTURE, AND THE FOUNDING OF URBAN ECONOMICS pp. 67-84

John F. McDonald

ON THE BICENTENNIAL OF THE OTHER "INQUIRY": LAUDERDALE'S pp. 85-100

Syed Ahmad

THE MACROECONOMIC THOUGHT OF NICHOLAS BARBON pp. 101-116

James H. Ullmer

Volume 28, issue 4, 2006

MONOPOLY AND MARKET IRREGULARITIES IN MEDIEVAL ECONOMIC THOUGHT: TRADITIONS AND TEXTS TO A.D. 1500 pp. 395-411

Odd Langholm

JOAN ROBINSON'S "SECRET DOCUMENT” A PASSAGE FROM THE AUTOBIGRAPHY OF AN ANALYTICAL ECONOMIST pp. 413-426

Nahid Aslanbeigui and Guy Oakes

NEEDS, THE PRINCIPLE OF MINIMUM MEANS, AND PUBLIC GOODS IN DE VITI DE MARCO pp. 427-438

Amedeo Fossati

FIFTY YEARS AFTER SAMUELSON'S "THE PURE THEORY OF PUBLIC EXPENDITURE”: WHAT ARE WE LEFT WITH? pp. 439-460

Michael Pickhardt

"LOOKING AT THE OTHER SIDE OF THE COIN”: ALLYN YOUNG AND THE EARLY DEVELOPMENT THEORY pp. 461-488

Maiju Perälä

THE R. D. FREEMAN COLLECTION OF FOXWELL'S PAPERS--ITS RESCUE pp. 489-495

R. Freeman

Volume 28, issue 2, 2006

Woodford's Interest and Prices from the perspective of the history and methodology of economic thought: A mini-symposium pp. 139-142

Mauro Boianovsky

A Neowicksellian in a new classical world: The methodology of michael woodford's Interest and Prices pp. 143-149

Kevin D. Hoover

Woodford and Wicksell on Interest and Prices: The place of the pure credit economy in the theory of monetary policy pp. 151-159

David Laidler

Mr. Woodford and the challenge of finance pp. 161-170

Perry Mehrling

Wicksell after Woodford pp. 171-185

Mauro Boianovsky and Trautwein, Hans-Michael

Comments on the symposium on Interest and Prices pp. 187-198

Michael Woodford

Population and policy in Marshall's economics pp. 199-219

Rhead Bowman

Sexual division of labor in Adam Smith's work pp. 221-241

Sumitra Shah

James M. Buchanan and Edmund Burke: Opposite sides of the same fiscal constitution coin pp. 243-257

John Considine

Volume 28, issue 1, 2006

Economic man as model man: ideal types, idealization and caricatures pp. 1-27

Mary Morgan

Is economics performative? Option theory and the construction of derivatives markets pp. 29-55

Donald Mackenzie

The Wicksellian unanimity rule: The competing interpretations of Buchanan and Musgrave pp. 57-79

Marianne Johnson

Conceptualizing inequality and risk pp. 81-93

Joseph Persky and Gilbert W. Bassett

Do prudent agents play lotteries? Von Neumann's contribution to the theory of rational behavior pp. 95-109

Nicola Giocoli

Further thoughts on clarifying the idea of dissent: The Russian and Soviet experience pp. 111-118

Vincent Barnett

Roger backhouse on the study of dissent pp. 119-124

Warren Samuels

The social context of dissent: a response to Barnett and Samuels pp. 125-126

Roger E. Backhouse

Volume 27, issue 4, 2005

The oldest extant undergraduate essay in economics? pp. 359-373

A. Waterman

Dangers of the one-good model: Böhm-Bawerk's critique of the "naïve productivity theory of interest&CloseCurlyDoubleQuote pp. 375-382

Robert Murphy

The Greek "Society for the Freedoms of Trade” (1865--67): Rise, activities, decline pp. 383-398

Michalis Psalidopoulos

A note on Pareto's "Sunto&CloseCurlyDoubleQuote pp. 399-403

Michael Mclure

Dismissal, expulsion, and emigration of German-speaking economists after 1933 pp. 405-420

Harald Hagemann

Reflections of a "Second generation” German emigré: The impact of my emigré professors on a future economist pp. 421-425

Ingrid Rima

Emigré economists and American neoclassical economics, 1933--1945 pp. 427-437

Gary Mongiovi

Comments on papers on emigré economists pp. 439-441

Warren Samuels

Richard A. Musgrave and Ludwig von Mises: Two cases of emigrè economists in America pp. 443-450

Laurence Moss

Paternity denied: Self-interest, nature's dupes and enlightenment economic anthropology in Mandeville, Rousseau, and Smith pp. 451-458

Willie Henderson

Volume 27, issue 3, 2005

David Hume's account of luxury pp. 231-250

Andrew Cunningham

Economic sociology: The recursive economic system of J. S. Mill pp. 251-281

Amos Witztum

W. E. Johnson's 1913 paper and the question of his knowledge of Pareto pp. 283-304

Ivan Moscati

E. E. Slutsky on William Petty--A Short Introduction pp. 305-307

Vincent Barnett

Reconstructing Allyn A. Young's theory of increasing returns* pp. 321-344

Giorgio Colacchio

Volume 27, issue 2, 2005

"Who's afraid of Arthur Burns?” the NBER and the foundations pp. 109-139

Malcolm Rutherford

The valuation of coins in medieval Jewish jurisprudence pp. 141-160

Daniel Schiffman

Noyola's institutional approach to inflation pp. 161-178

Colin Danby

Herodotus's statistics: quantitative commentary pp. 179-205

Vassilios Hombas

Review essay: Russian economic thought and its debilitating legacy pp. 207-214

Nicholas Balabkins

Volume 27, issue 1, 2005

2004 hes presidential address: autobiographical memory and the historiography of economics pp. 1-11

E. Weintraub

Structure and virtue in United States political economy pp. 13-39

Mary Furner

Robert Lowe, The Times, and political economy pp. 41-58

John Maloney

Can jealousy be reduced to a science? politics and economics in Hume's essays pp. 59-70

Robert Mankin

Friedrich Hayek, Austrian Economist pp. 71-85

Steven Horwitz

Review essay sleights of the invisible hand: economists' interventions in political theory pp. 87-99

Philip Mirowski

"The labor-less labor supply model”: a reply to David A. Spencer pp. 101-103

Laurent Derobert

Rejoinder on laurent derobert's "the labor-less labor supply model: A little further&CloseCurlyDoubleQuote pp. 105-106

David Spencer