History of Political Economy

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Volume 24, issue 5, 1992

Introduction pp. 3-12

E. Roy Weintraub

The Early History of the Theory of Strategic Games from Waldegrave to Borel pp. 15-27

Robert Dimand and Mary Ann Dimand

Creating a Context for Game Theory pp. 29-76

Robert J. Leonard

New Insights into the Collaboration between John von Neumann and Oskar Morgenstern on the Theory of Games and Economic Behavior pp. 77-93

Urs Rellstab

Oskar Morgenstern's Contribution to the Development of the Theory of Games pp. 95-112

Andrew Schotter

What Were von Neumann and Morgenstern Trying to Accomplish? pp. 113-147

Philip Mirowski

Game Theory at Princeton, 1949–1955: A Personal Reminiscence pp. 151-163

Martin Shubik

Game Theory at the University of Michigan, 1948–1952 pp. 165-175

Howard Raiffa

Mathematizing Social Science in the 1950s: The Early Development and Diffusion of Game Theory pp. 177-204

Angela M. O'Rand

The Entry of Game Theory into Political Science pp. 207-223

William H. Riker

Operations Research and Game Theory: Early Connections pp. 225-239

Robin E. Rider

Game Theory and Experimental Economics: Beginnings and Early Influences pp. 241-282

Vernon L. Smith

Volume 24, issue 4, 1992

The Unwritten Books and Papers of J. M. Keynes pp. 767-817

Roderick O'Donnell

The Italian School of Public Finance at the Turn of the Twentieth Century and the Ricardian Equivalence Theorem pp. 819-841

Stefano Toso

John Stuart Mill on Verification and the Business of Science pp. 843-866

Abraham Hirsch

The Real-Bills Doctrine in the Light of the Law of Reflux pp. 867-894

David Glasner

Operationally Meaningful Theorems in Light of Cournot pp. 895-908

Bruce Larson and Claire Childers

Paretian Rent Theory Versus Pareto's Rent Theory: A Clarification and Correction pp. 909-923

Ronald Bird and Vincent J. Tarascio

The Rediscovery of Alexander Chayanov pp. 925-965

Günther Schmitt

Marshall on Market Price pp. 967-971

George J. Stigler

Volume 24, issue 3, 1992

Juglar's Credit Cycles pp. 545-569

Jürg Niehans

Alfred Marshall on Speculation pp. 571-594

Marco Dardi and Mauro Gallegati

The Benthamites as Educational Engineers: The Reputation and the Record pp. 595-621

Edwin G. West

The “Cournot-Bertrand Debateâ€: A Historical Perspective pp. 623-656

Jean Magnan de Bornier

Probability and Depreciation: A History of the Stochastic Approach to Index Numbers pp. 657-687

John Aldrich

Shaping Opinion on Development Policy: Economists at the Colonial Office during World War II pp. 689-710

Barbara Ingham

Petty and Cantillon pp. 711-728

Anthony Brewer

Marshall, Jevons, and the Development of the Expected Utility Hypothesis pp. 729-744

Edward E. Schlee

Jonathan Swift: Father of Supply-Side Economics? pp. 745-748

Bruce Bartlett

Why Did Marshall Introduce the Giffen Paradox? pp. 749-752

Peter Dooley

Volume 24, issue 2, 1992

The Fate of an Errant Hypothesis: The Doctrine of Normal-Cost Prices pp. 273-309

Frederic Lee and J. Irving-Lessmann

The “Full-Cost†Controversy of the 1940s and 1950s: A Methodological Assessment pp. 311-356

Philippe Mongin

Adam Smith and the Glasgow Merchants pp. 357-368

James A. Gherity

On Malthus's Physiocratic References pp. 369-380

Samuel Hollander

Keynes on Economic Growth, Stagnation, and Structural Change: New Light on a 55-Year Controversy pp. 381-412

William Guthrie and Vincent J. Tarascio

Pigou's Inconsistencies or Keynes's Misconceptions? pp. 413-433

Nahid Aslanbeigui

The First Flow of Funds Table: Lang's Tableau of 1815 pp. 435-453

Götz Uebe

Stigler's Adaptable and Indivisible Plant and the Micro/Macro Schism pp. 455-470

Wesley J. Yordon

On an Accidental Proof of the “Fundamental Marxian Theorem†pp. 471-475

D. Suvakovic Olgin

Hayek's Contribution to Business Cycle Theory: A Modern Assessment pp. 477-491

G. R. Steele

Charles James Fox and The Wealth of Nations pp. 493-497

Salim Rashid

Adam Smith on Competitive Religious Markets pp. 499-513

Charles G. Leathers and J. Patrick Raines

Previously Undocumented Macroeconomics from the 1680s: The Analytical Arguments and Policy Recommendations of Sir Dudley North and Roger North pp. 515-532

George D. Choksy

Volume 24, issue 1, 1992

Theologians and Economic Philosophy: The Case of Paul Tillich and Protestant Socialism pp. 1-29

Karen I. Vaughn

J. S. Mill and the Tory School: The Rhetorical Value of the Recantation pp. 31-59

Evelyn Forget

Ethics and the Classical Liberal Tradition in Economics pp. 61-77

Jerry Evensky

Henry Sidgwick and the Institutionalists on Goodwill of the Firm pp. 79-116

Robert A. Black

Unequal Exchange and Dependency Theory in George Fitzhugh pp. 117-128

Joseph Persky

Adam Smith and the Market Mechanism pp. 129-152

Salim Rashid

Income Distribution and the Estimation of the Consumption Function: A Historical Analysis of the Early Arguments pp. 153-181

J. J. Thomas