Scottish Journal of Political Economy

1954 - 2025

Current editor(s): Tim Barmby, Andrew Hughes-Hallett and Campbell Leith

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Scottish Journal Of Political Economy June 1959 pp. 85-98: Henry Hamilton
REFLECTIONS ON THE GROWTH OF CAPITAL AND INCOME pp. 99-115: A. K. Cairncross
THE RESTRICTION OF ROAD HAULAGE pp. 116-138: P. E. Hart
URBAN RENEWAL IN GLASGOW pp. 139-144: S. C. Orr
RECENT ECONOMIC TRENDS: Demand forships, April 1959 pp. 145-152: J. R. Parkinson
A Note on the Composition of the Working Population pp. 153-160: D. J. Robertson
SCOTTISH ECONOMIC SOCIETY pp. 163-163: John A. Stewart

SCOTTISH JOURNAL OF POLITICAL ECONOMY NOVEMBER 1959 pp. 169-192: Brinley Thomas
EMPLOYMENT AND UNEMPLOYMENT IN REGIONS AND IN THE DEVELOPMENT AREAS pp. 193-210: Joseph Sykes
LOCAL UNEMPLOYMENT AND THE 1958 ACT1 pp. 211-228: A. J. Odber
REGIONAL INPUT-OUTPUT ANALYSIS AND GOVERNMENT SPENDING pp. 229-236: A. T. Peacock and D. G. M. Dosser
PURCHASES BY PUBLIC AUTHORITIES IN SCOTLAND pp. 237-242: J. Veverka

Scottish Journal Of Political Econmy pp. 85-107: Frank Whitson Fetter
ADAM SMITH, CLUBMAN pp. 108-116: J. F. Bell
RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN THE JUTE INDUSTRY pp. 117-133: A. M. Carstairs and A. V. Cole
INDUSTRIAL PLANNING IN HUNGARY pp. 134-146: G. F. Ray
THE RESTRICTIVE TRADE PRACTICES ACT, 1956: A REVIEW OF CERTAIN JUDGMENTS pp. 147-162: F. Livesey
CURRENT TOPICS pp. 163-165: John A. Stewart

THEORIES OF ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL EVOLUTION: THE ROSTOW CHALLENGE pp. 169-193: S. G. Checkland
THE DEVELOPMENT AND ENTERPRISE OF GLASGOW 1556-1707 pp. 194-212: T. C. Smout
THE ECONOMIC ARTICLES IN BLACKWOOD'S EDINBURGH MAGAZINE, AND THEIR AUTHORS, 1817-1853 pp. 213-231: Frank Whitson Fetter
A NEW INDEX OF HOUSE RENTS FOR GREAT BRITAIN 1874-19131 pp. 232-237: B. Weber
THE ECONOMY OF SCOTLAND IN ITS EUROPEAN SETTING, 1550-1625 pp. 238-241: R. H. Campbell

THE DETERMINANTS OF WAGE STRUCTURE1 pp. 1-13: D. J. Robertson
THE FORESTRY COMMISSION AND THE USE OF HILL LAND: THE GOVERNMENT'S PLANNING APPROACH CONSIDERED1 pp. 14-34: K. R. Walker
APPENDIX II A NOTE ON SOURCES pp. 35-46: Douglas Dosser
TRADE UNIONS AND THE STATE pp. 47-64: J. A. Mack
RADCLIFFE ON THE SCOTTISH BANKS pp. 65-68: M. Gaskin
THE ECONOMICS OF EDUCATION: A COMMENT pp. 69-80: George Houston

THE PUBLIC SECTOR AND THE THEORY OF ECONOMIC GROWTH1 pp. 1-12: A. T. Peacock
CHEERFUL DELINQUENTS AND GREY SCRUBBERS: AN HYPOTHESIS ON PROBLEM BEHAVIOUR pp. 13-32: T. Brennan
THE GROWTH OF THE BRITISH STEEL INDUSTRY IN THE LATE NINETEENTH CENTURY pp. 33-47: W. A. Sinclair
THE ECONOMICS OF EDUCATION1 pp. 48-58: J. Wiseman
THE HIGHLAND ECONOMY, 1750–18501 pp. 59-62: R. H. Campbell
Food and Agriculture in Scotland pp. 63-70: G. Houston
Spending Patterns in U.K. and U.S pp. 71-74: G. W. Horobin and R. L. Smyth
A REJOINDER pp. 75-76: J. Wiseman

CONCENTRATION IN SELECTED INDUSTRIES pp. 185-201: P. E. Hart
MONETARY POLICY AND THE SCOTTISH BANKS pp. 202-218: M. Gaskin
THE UNION OF THE CROWNS IN 1603 AND THE DEBATE ON ECONOMIC INTEGRATION pp. 219-228: S. G. E. Lythe
ACTUAL AND IMPLIED EXCHANGE RATES pp. 229-235: K. Rothschild
THE ECONOMY OF NORTHERN IRELAND pp. 236-248: A. D. Campbell
Production and Employment in Scotland pp. 249-253: A. K. Cairncross

WAGE POLICY AND INFLATION pp. 81-84: A.K. Cairncross
WAGE STABILITY AND EMPLOYMENT pp. 85-98: J.R. Parkinson
THE INADEQUACY OF RECENT WAGE POLICIES IN BRITAIN pp. 99-113: D.J. Robertson
CAN BRITAIN HAVE A WAGE POLICY? pp. 114-125: Allan Flanders
WAGE POLICIES ABROAD pp. 126-144: T.L. Johnston
THE CONDITIONS FOR THE AVOIDANCE OF THE SPIRAL pp. 145-148: E. H. Phelps Brown
TWO SCHOOLS OF THOUGHT ON WAGE INFLATION pp. 149-153: Harry G. Johnson
CENTRALIZED WAGES POLICY pp. 154-159: B. C. Roberts
WAGES AND DEMAND pp. 160-161: A. J. Brown
WAGES POLICY: A COMMENT pp. 162-164: D. T. Jack
WAGES AND PRICES pp. 165-167: A. D. Campbell
THE INADEQUACY OF RECENT WAGE THEORISING1 pp. 168-174: H. A. Turner
ORGANIZING AN OPPOSITION TO PRICE INFLATION pp. 175-179: J. C. R. Dow

PLURALISM, POLITICS AND SOCIOLOGY pp. 1-14: J. A. Mack
ECONOMIC SCHIZOPHRENIA pp. 15-21: A. K. Cairncross
THE ESTABLISHMENT OF THE SCOTTISH STEEL INDUSTRY pp. 22-39: I. F. Gibson
STATISTICAL PRODUCTION FUNCTIONS AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT pp. 40-49: C. E. V. Leser
THE PRACTICAL USES OF INPUT-LOUTPUT ANALYSIS pp. 50-59: I. G. Stewart
The ECONOMIC WRITINGS OF FRANCIS HORNER pp. 60-64: Alan T. Peacock
CHRISTIANITY AND ECONOMIC PROBLEMS pp. 65-66: J. F. Sleeman
The ScOTTISH BANKS‘ INTEREST RATES pp. 67-74: M. Gaskin