Journal of the History of Economic Thought

1979 - 2025

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Volume 12, issue 2, 1990

Does Scholarship in the History of Economics Have a Useful Future? pp. 110-123

William Barber

The Birth of Concepts of the Trading Space in the Seventeenth and Eighteenth Centuries pp. 124-145

Pierre Dockès

Ricardo and Morishima on Machinery pp. 146-161

Takashi Negishi

Veblen and Hayek on Instincts and Evolution pp. 162-178

Charles G. Leathers

The Transformation Problem: Exposition and Appraisal pp. 179-195

Murray Wolfson

An Assessment of Gunnar Myrdal's Early Work in Economics pp. 196-221

Gilles Dostaler

Erik Lundberg and Dynamic Economics a Review Article pp. 222-235

Carl G. Uhr

Ludwig von Mises: Fountainhead of the Modern Microeconomics Revolution, by Eamonn Butler. Gower Publishing, Brookfield, Vermont, 1988. Pp. 365. isbn 0-566-05752-2 pp. 236-238

Laurence S. Moss

Volume 12, issue 1, 1990

Malthus's Vision of the Population Problem in the Essay on Population pp. 1-26

Samuel Hollander

On the Historiography of Economics pp. 27-37

Mark Blaug

Berkeley's Querist and its Influence pp. 38-60

Salim Rashid

Equilibrium Methodology as Seen from a Hayekian Perspective pp. 61-75

Hansjörg Klausinger

The Structure of Wages and Ricardian Wage Theory pp. 76-80

Royall Brandis

Productive and Unproductive Labor and the Rate of Profit in Malthus, Ricardo, and Marx pp. 81-95

Robert Chernomas

The Law of Conservation of Matter and Energy in the History of Economic Thought pp. 96-102

William S. Kern

Volume 11, issue 2, 1989

Economists and Biographers pp. 174-189

Donald E. Moggridge

Does a Famous Economist Deserve Special Standards? A Critical Note on Adam Smith Scholarship pp. 190-209

Salim Rashid

Destutt de Tracy: A French Precursor of the Virginia School of Public Finance pp. 210-215

Robert Dimand and Edwin G. West

On Composition of Demand and Income Distribution In Classical Economics pp. 216-221

Samuel Hollander

Adam Smith and Albert Einstein: The Aesthetic Principle of Truth* pp. 222-237

Elias Khalil

The Winternitz Solution: A Comment* pp. 238-251

Resad Kayali and Osman Sari

What Has Happened to Gustav von Schmoller in English? pp. 252-295

Peter R. Senn

Geometric Population Increase: A Note on Priority of Usage pp. 296-299

Geoffrey Gilbert

On Browsing Through the New Palgrave Dictionary of Economics, II pp. 300-303

David Gay

Geoffrey M. Hodgson. Economics and Institutions: A Manifesto for a Modern Institutional Economics. Philadelphia: University of Pennsylvania Press, 1988. xxii, 365 pp. $39.95 pp. 304-313

Yngve Ramstad

S. Todd Lowry (ed). Pre-Classical Economic Thought, Boston: Kluwer Academic Publishers, 1987. pp. x, 271, ISBN O-89839-183-5. $ 47.50 pp. 314-321

George W. Wilson

Abstracts of Papers Presented at the 16th Annual Meeting of the History of Economics Society* June 10–13, 1989 pp. 334-353

Anonymous

Volume 11, issue 1, 1989

A Primer on Walrasian Theories of Economic Behavior pp. 1-24

Donald A. Walker

Leon Walras's Mathematical Economics and the Mechanical Analogies pp. 25-32

Albert Jolink and Jan Van Daal

Macroeconometric Models and the Methodology of Macroeconomics* pp. 33-58

John Lodewijks

The Institutional Base of the Stockholm School: The Political Economy Club (1917–1951)* pp. 59-98

Rolf G.H. Henriksson

The Societies of Political Economy in Italy and the Professionalization of Economists (1860–1900) (*) pp. 99-112

Massimo M. Augello

Gladstonian Finance in Modern Light: Fiscal Constitutionalism or Supply-Side Economics?* pp. 113-126

Charles G. Leathers

A Major Discovery of Malthus Manuscripts pp. 127-128

John Pullen

Interpreting Mr. Keynes - Interpretating Mr. Keynes By Warren Young, (Cambridge, England: Polity Press and Boulder, Colorado: Westview Press, 1987, pp. xii, 218) pp. 129-136

Jan Kregel

D.P. O'Brien, Lionel Robbins (New York: St. Martin's Press, 1988, pp. xii, 244) pp. 137-140

Douglas Vickers

Patrick J. O'Sullivan, Economic Methodology and Freedom to Choose, London: Allen & Unwin, 1987, Pp. xvii, 265 pp. 141-142

Lawrence Boland

History of Economics Society 16th Annual Meeting University of Richmond - Richmond, Virginia June 10–13, 1989 pp. 143-154

William Barber

Volume 10, issue 2, 1988

Announcement of the Sixteenth Annual Meeting and Call for Papers pp. 97-97

Anonymous

Ten Major Problems in the Study of the History of Economic Thought* pp. 99-115

Donald A. Walker

Towards a Post-Classical Economics pp. 117-133

Bill Gerrard

Monopolies as “Mechanical Defects”: Frank H. Knight on Market Power* pp. 135-143

J. Patrick Raines and Clarence R. Jung

National Styles in Contemporary Economics: Some Introductory Remarks pp. 145-146

A. W. Coats

Japanese Economics from a Sociological Perspective pp. 147-153

Shohken Mawatari

On Browsing Through the New Palgrave Dictionary of Economics: I pp. 155-160

William O. Thweatt

15th Annual Meeting History of Economics Society Trinity College University of Toronto June 19–21, 1988 Abstracts of Papers Presented* pp. 191-208

Anonymous

Volume 10, issue 1, 1988

What is an Empiricist? Wesley Clair Mitchell in Broader Perspective pp. 1-12

Abraham Hirsch

The “Whig Historian” on Adam Smith: Paul Samuelson's Canonical Classical Model* pp. 13-24

Cigdem Kurdas

Schumpeter's Treatment of Samuelson pp. 25-32

Warren Samuels

The Role of Money in Keynes' Treatise Credit Market Model pp. 33-46

Michael J. Gootzeit

Schumpeter and Galbraith: A Comparative Analysis on the Modern Corporate Economy* pp. 47-56

Dale L. Cramer and Charles G. Leathers

The American Methodenstreit* pp. 57-66

Gary Mongiovi

History of Economics Society 15th Annual Meeting: Trinity College – University of Toronto June 19–21, 1988 pp. 81-92

Donald E. Moggridge