History of Political Economy

1969 - 2019

Current editor(s): Kevin D. Hoover

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Volume 33, issue 5, 2001

A. F. W. Crome's Measurements of the "Strength of the State": Statistical Representations in Central Europe around 1800 pp. 23-56

Sybilla Nikolow

Make a Righteous Number: Social Surveys, the Men and Religion Forward Movement, and Quantification in American Economics pp. 57-85

Bradley W. Bateman

March to Numbers: The Statistical Style of Lucien March pp. 86-110

Franck Jovanovic and Philippe Le Gall

Measuring Causes: Episodes in the Quantitative Assessment of the Value of Money pp. 137-161

Kevin D. Hoover and Michael E. Dowell

Quantity Theory and Needs-of-Trade Measurements and Indicators for Monetary Policymakers in the 1920s pp. 162-189

Thomas M. Humphrey

Leontief and the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, 1941-54: Developing a Framework for Measurement pp. 190-212

Martin C. Kohli

Richard Stone and Measurement Criteria for National Accounts pp. 213-234

Flavio Comim

"Facts Carefully Marshalled" in the Empirical Studies of William Stanley Jevons pp. 252-276

Sandra J. Peart

An Instrument Can Make a Science: Jevons's Balancing Acts in Economics pp. 277-302

Harro Maas

Fisher's Instrumental Approach to Index Numbers pp. 313-344

Marcel Boumans

Quantifying the Qualitative: Quality-Adjusted Price Indexes in the United States, 1915-61 pp. 345-370

Spencer Banzhaf

The Reader's Essential Non-Guide to The Age of Economic Measurement

Judy L. Klein and Mary S. Morgan

Volume 33, issue 4, 2001

Economists and the Laity: Economic Articles in the Three Leading British Reviews, 1870-1910 pp. 671-696

Jeff Lipkes

Malthus, Population, and the Generational Bargain pp. 697-716

David Collard

Nascent Keynesianism? Denmark in the 1930s pp. 717-741

W. R. Garside and N.-H. Topp

Frequentist Probability and Choice under Uncertainty pp. 743-772

Alberto Baccini

The Early History of Rational and Implicit Expectations pp. 773-813

Warren Young and William Darity

Maynard would not have wished"? Second-Guessing the Author of "The Balance of Payments of the United States pp. 815-824

D. E. Moggridge

John Henry Newman, Nassau Senior, and the Separation of Political Economy from Theology in the Nineteenth Century pp. 825-842

Paul Oslington

The Technique of Comparative-Static Analysis in Whewell's "Mathematical Exposition" pp. 843-854

Jinbang Kim

Volume 33, issue 3, 2001

The Changing Place of Empathy in Welfare Economics pp. 387-410

Philippe Fontaine

David Hume on Experimental Natural Philosophy, Money, and Fluids pp. 411-436

Margaret Schabas

Max Weber's Analysis of Marginal Utility Theory and Psychology Revisited: Latent Propositions in Economic Sociology and the Sociology of Economics pp. 437-458

Milan Zafirovski

The Enigmatic Legacy of Charles Fourier: Joseph Charlier and Basic Income pp. 459-484

John Cunliffe and Guido Erreygers

An Early Manuscript by Knut Wicksell on the Bank Rate of Interest pp. 485-508

Mauro Boianovsky and Hans-Michael Trautwein

Knut Wicksell's "Bank Rate of Interest as the Regulator of Prices" pp. 509-516

K. Wicksell

The De-Germanization of Swedish Economics pp. 517-540

Bo Sandelin

Pareto and the 53 Percent Ordinal Theory of Utility pp. 541-576

Christian Weber

Joint Supply and the Development of Economic Theory: A Historical Perspective pp. 577-608

Robert Ekelund and John Thompson

John Stuart Mill's Equilibrium Terms of Trade: A Special Case of William Whewell's 1850 Formula pp. 609-626

Andrea Maneschi

The Flow and Ebb in Mixter's Treatment of Rae: A Note pp. 627-640

Syed Ahmad

Hans Brems (1915-2000) pp. 641-648

Royall Brandis

There Really Was a German Historical School of Economics: A Comment on Heath Pearson pp. 649-654

Bruce Caldwell

Response to Bruce Caldwell pp. 655-662

Heath Pearson

Volume 33, issue 2, 2001

Jean-Baptiste Say and Spontaneous Order pp. 193-218

Evelyn Forget

The Case against Harry Dexter White: Still Not Proven pp. 219-239

James M. Boughton

Gustav Stolper, Der deutsche Volkswirt, and the Controversy on Economic Policy at the End of the Weimar Republic pp. 241-267

Hansjörg Klausinger

Rational Equity Valuation at the Time of the South Sea Bubble pp. 269-281

Paul Harrison

Britain in the 1950s: A "Keynesian" Managed Economy? pp. 283-313

Alan Booth

Francesco Ferrara and Subjective Value Theory pp. 315-344

Emilia Bonaccorsi di Patti

Sir James Steuart and a General Sales Tax pp. 345-367

Takuo Dome

Why Didn't Hayek Review Keynes's General Theory? A Partial Answer pp. 369-374

Susan Howson

Volume 33, issue 1, 2001

The Origins of the von Thünen-Mill-Pareto-Wicksell-Cobb-Douglas Function pp. 1-19

P. J. Lloyd

Vilfredo Pareto and the Epistemological Foundations of Choice Theory pp. 21-49

Luigino Bruni and Francesco Guala

The Monarch and the Marketplace: Economic Policy and Royal Finance in William of Pagula's Speculum regis Edwardi III pp. 51-69

Cary J. Nederman

The Schmoller Renaissance pp. 71-116

Helge Peukert

Keynes as the Einstein of Economic Theory pp. 117-138

Teodoro Dario Togati

The Link between David Hume's Treatise of Human Nature and His Fiduciary Theory of Money pp. 139-160

Carl Wennerlind

Magnan de Bornier on Cournot-Bertrand pp. 161-165

Clarence Morrison

Magnan de Bornier on Cournot-Bertrand: A Rejoinder to Clarence Morrison pp. 167-174

Jean Magnan de Bornier