History of Political Economy

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Volume 28, issue 5, 1996

Introduction pp. 3-11

A. W. Coats

Postwar Changes in American Graduate Education in Economics pp. 12-30

William Barber

The Changing Character of British Economics pp. 33-60

Roger Backhouse

The Australian Experience pp. 61-79

Peter Groenewegen

The Professionalization of Economics in India pp. 80-96

S. Ambirajan

The Americanization of Economics in Korea pp. 97-122

Young Back Choi

The Internationalization of Economics in Japan pp. 123-141

Aiko Ikeo

The Dissolution of the Swedish Tradition pp. 142-164

Bo Sandelin and Ann Veiderpass

Italian Economics through the Postwar Years pp. 165-183

Pier Luigi Porta

The Professional and Political Impacts of the Internationalization of Economics in Brazil pp. 184-207

Maria Rita Loureiro

The Contribution of the International Monetary Fund pp. 211-224

Jacques J. Polak

The World Bank as an International Player in Economic Analysis pp. 225-244

Barend A. de Vries

The Development of Economic Thought at the European Community Institutions pp. 245-276

Ivo Maes

Economists in Political and Policy Elites in Latin America pp. 279-300

Verónica Montecinos

Good Economics Comes to Latin America, 1955–95 pp. 301-311

Arnold C. Harberger

The Evolution of Postwar Doctrines in Development Economics pp. 312-336

William Ascher

The Internationalization of Economic Policy Reform: Some Recent Literature pp. 337-354

A. W. Coats

Comments pp. 357-363

Margaret Garritsen de Vries

Comments pp. 364-368

John Williamson

Report of Discussions pp. 369-391

A. W. Coats

Conclusion pp. 395-400

A. W. Coats

Volume 28, issue 4, 1996

Platonic Deception as a Theme in the History of Economic Thought: The Administration of Social Order pp. 533-557

Laurence S. Moss

J. S. Mill on the Income Tax Exemption and Inheritance Taxes: The Evidence Reconsidered pp. 559-581

Robert Ekelund and Douglas Walker

Brassey's Law and the Economy of High Wages in Nineteenth-Century Economics pp. 583-606

Ray Petridis

The Monetary Thought of Allyn Abbott Young pp. 607-632

Perry Mehrling

L. L. Price: Memories and Notes of an Oxford Economist pp. 633-640

Gerard M. Koot and Salim Rashid

Memories and Notes on British Economists pp. 641-662

L. L. Price, Gerard M. Koot and Salim Rashid

Kalecki's Pricing Theory: Marginalist to the End? pp. 663-690

John D. Carson

Ricardo's “Curious Effectâ€: A Mathematical Formulation pp. 691-702

Giuliana Campanelli

Volume 28, issue 3, 1996

An Introduction to “Money Economy and Modern Civilization†by Wesley C. Mitchell pp. 317-328

Malcolm Rutherford

Money Economy and Modern Civilization (paper read before the Cross-Roads Club of Stanford, May 6, 1910) pp. 329-357

Wesley Mitchell and Malcolm Rutherford

Colliding Wage Policy and Monetary Policy: An Early Danish Contribution pp. 359-369

Hans Brems

Anticipations of the General Theory: The Case of F. B. Hawley pp. 371-390

Mauro Boianovsky

Two Econometric Replications: The Historic Phillips and Lipsey-Phillips Curves pp. 391-439

Nancy J. Wulwick

Smith's Division of Labor and Rae's Invention: A Study of the Second Dichotomy, with an Evaluation of the First pp. 441-458

Syed Ahmad

On the Effectiveness of Changes in Money Supply: The Puzzle of Mill's View pp. 459-473

Filippo Cesarano

Malthus and Ricardo on Economic Methodology pp. 475-511

Sergio Cremaschi and Marcelo Dascal

The Role of Joint Products in Adam Smith's Explanation of the “Vent-for-Surplus†Doctrine pp. 513-523

Bruce T. Elmslie

Volume 28, issue 2, 1996

A Citation Analysis of the Sources and Extent of Wesley Mitchell's Reputation pp. 137-169

Jeff Biddle

The Course of Marshall's Theorizing about Demand pp. 171-217

John Aldrich

Alfred Schutz and the Economists pp. 219-244

Bruce A. Pietrykowski

Introduction to “An Essay in Dynamic Theoryâ€: 1938 Draft by Roy F. Harrod pp. 245-251

Daniele Besomi

“An Essay in Dynamic Theoryâ€: 1938 Draft pp. 253-280

Roy F. Harrod and Daniele Besomi

An Additional Note on the Harrod-Keynes Correspondence pp. 281-294

Daniele Besomi

Two More Unpublished Malthus Letters in Japan pp. 295-305

Hitoshi Hashimoto and John Pullen

Volume 28, issue 1, 1996

Distributive Justice as a Normative Criterion in Adam Smith's Political Economy pp. 1-25

Jeffrey T. Young and Barry Gordon

Money, Equilibrium, and the Business Cycle: Hayek's Wicksellian Dichotomy pp. 27-55

Hans-Michael Trautwein

Metaphors, Stories, and the Entrepreneur in Economics pp. 57-76

Metin M. CoÅŸgel

Who Discovered the Faustmann Condition? pp. 77-80

Michael Scorgie and John Kennedy

A Note on “The Early History of the Theory of Strategic Games from Waldegrave to Borel†by Robert W. Dimand and Mary Ann Dimand pp. 81-82

Martin Osborne and Paul S. Walker

Adam Smith on the Cultural Effects of Specialization: Splenetics versus Economics pp. 83-105

Edwin G. West

Innovation and Trade: David Hume and the Case for Freer Trade pp. 107-126

John Berdell