History of Political Economy

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Current editor(s): Kevin D. Hoover

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Volume 23, issue 4, 1991

Böhm-Bawerk versus John Doe: The Interest Controversies pp. 567-586

Jürg Niehans

Thomas Hobbes's Influence on David Hume: The Emergence of a Public Choice Tradition pp. 587-612

Laurence S. Moss

Lenin's Revolution in Time, Space and Economics and Its Implications: An Analysis of Imperialism pp. 613-623

Lawrence Birken

“Natural Rate†Mutations: Keynes, Leijonhufvud and the Wicksell Connection pp. 625-643

Allin Cottrell and Michael Syron Lawlor

Contributions of Henry Brougham to Classical Political Economy pp. 645-673

W. D. Sockwell

Price Theory: A Stylized History pp. 675-685

Hans Brems

What Is This Thing Called Microfoundations? pp. 687-712

Maarten C. W. Janssen

John Stuart Mill and the Welfare State pp. 713-730

Oskar Kurer

John Rae and Thorstein Veblen on Conspicuous Consumption: A Neglected Intellectual Relationship pp. 731-744

Stephen Edgell and Rick Tilman

Otto Bauer's Business Cycle Theory: An Integration of Marxian Elements pp. 745-763

Ze'ev B. Orzech and Shalom Groll

Volume 23, issue 3, 1991

Frank Knight's Antipositivism pp. 359-381

J. Daniel Hammond

Allais, Stability, and Liapunov Theory pp. 383-396

E. Roy Weintraub

Geometric Analogies and Market Demand Estimation: Dupuit and the French Contribution pp. 397-418

Robert Ekelund and Mark Thornton

Cantillon and the Emergence of the Theory of Profit Contribution pp. 419-429

Reneé Prendergast

Verbalism and Definitions in Interwar Theoretical Macroeconomics pp. 431-455

Jens Christopher Andvig

John Fullarton's Law of Reflux and Central Bank Policy pp. 457-480

Neil T. Skaggs

A Comparison of the Single Tax Proposals of Henry George and the Physiocrats pp. 481-496

Gary B. Buurman

Cultural Theory as Applied to the History of Economic Thought: A Case Study pp. 497-518

John W. Houghton

Three Unpublished Letters by David Ricardo pp. 519-526

Arnold Heertje

The Discurso sobre el modo de fomentar la industria popular and the Discurso sobre el fomento de la industria popular, Two Editions of the Same Work by Campomanes: A Reply to D. R. Street pp. 527-531

Vicent Llombart

The Discurso sobre el modo de fomentar la industria popular and the Discurso sobre el fomento de la industria popular: A Reply to Vicent Llombart pp. 533-536

Donald R. Street

Volume 23, issue 2, 1991

Second Thoughts on the Keynesian Revolution pp. 171-192

Mark Blaug

Schumpeter on Schmoller and Weber: A Methodology of Economic Sociology pp. 193-219

Yuichi Shionoya

“The Canonical Classical Model of Political Economy†in 1808, as Viewed from 1825: Thomas Chalmers on the “National Resources†pp. 221-241

A. M. C. Waterman

Did Kalecki Get There First? The Race for the General Theory pp. 243-261

Simon Chapple

Antecedents and Implications of Hirsch's Positional Goods pp. 263-278

Ralph E. Ancil and David R. Hakes

Menger, Wieser, Böhm-Bawerk, and the Analysis of Economizing Behavior pp. 279-299

A. M. Endres

Is the Mercantilist Theory of the Favorable Balance of Trade Really Erroneous? pp. 301-336

Cosimo Perrotta

The Ethics of Growth in Adam Smith's Wealth of Nations pp. 337-351

Robert Prasch

Volume 23, issue 1, 1991

Economic Growth and Technical Change: John Rae's Critique of Adam Smith pp. 1-11

Anthony Brewer

Schmoller on Money and the Monetary Dimension of Economics pp. 13-39

Haim Barkai

De Viti de Marco as a Monetary Economist pp. 41-59

Filippo Cesarano

The Contribution of Mykhailo Tuhan-Baranovsky to Monetary Economics pp. 61-78

I. S. Koropeckyj

Pay-as-You-Go, Partial Prefunding, and Full Funding in American Social Security pp. 79-83

Bruno Stein

Addendum to J⊘rn Henrik Petersen pp. 85-86

Hans Brems

A Reply to My Commentators pp. 87-92

J⊘rn Henrik Petersen

An Early Irish Reaction to Malthus pp. 93-94

Cormac Ó Gráda

Marx, Malthus, and Wages: A Comment on Cottrell and Darity pp. 95-100

Francis Green

Editor's Introduction pp. 101-103

E. Roy Weintraub

Epistemic Cultures: Forms of Reason in Science pp. 105-122

Karin Knorr Cetina

The Meaning of Replication and the Science of Economics pp. 123-142

H. M. Collins

Replicability, Reproducibility, and Robustness: Comments on Harry Collins pp. 143-155

Nancy Cartwright

Volume 22, issue 4, 1990

Problems in the Paternity of Econometrics: Henry Ludwell Moore pp. 587-609

Philip Mirowski

Abram Harris, Jr.: The Economics of Race and Social Reform pp. 611-627

William Darity and Julian Ellison

John Stuart Mill's Business Cycle pp. 629-642

Evelyn Forget

David Hume and Adam Smith on Value Premises in Economics pp. 643-657

Jeffrey T. Young

The Austrian Debate on Economic Calculation in a Socialist Economy pp. 659-675

Guenther Chaloupek

The Emergence of a Vision: The Development of Schumpeter's Theory of Entrepreneurship pp. 677-696

Enrico Santarelli and Enzo Pesciarelli

The Market for Economic Thought: An Austrian View of Neoclassical Dominance pp. 697-720

William K. Bellinger and Gordon S. Bergsten

The Formation and Transformation of Market Value: A Note on Marx's Method pp. 721-744

Gustavo Indart

Volume 22, issue 3, 1990

Joan Robinson's Early Views on Method pp. 411-427

Geoffrey Harcourt

Economic thought in late eighteenth-century Portugal: physiocratic and Smithian influences pp. 429-441

José Cardoso

Kaldor's lecture notes from Allyn Young's London School of Economics class, 1928–29 pp. 443-463

Charles P. Blitch

The intellectual milieu at the Federal Reserve Board in the 1920s pp. 465-488

William P. Yohe

The Problem of Aggregation in Walras's General Equilibrium Theory pp. 489-505

Jan van Daal and Donald A. Walker

On Keynes's Misinterpretation of “Capital†in the Classical Theory of Interest pp. 507-528

James C. W. Ahiakpor

The Growth of Knowledge and Economic Science: Marshall's Interpretation of the Classical Economists pp. 529-537

George Argyrous

An Old Case of Plagiarism: Pierson Eclipsed by Schwarzkopf pp. 539-544

P. Hennipman

New Light on the Military Career of Robert Torrens pp. 545-549

Frank W. Fetter

The Danger of Approximation: Wicksell's Mistake on the Average Period of Investment pp. 551-555

Bo Sandelin

Foucault, Marginalism, and the History of Economic Thought: a Rejoinder to Amariglio pp. 557-569

Lawrence Birken

Volume 22, issue 2, 1990

Instrumentalism in Schumpeter's Economic Methodology pp. 187-222

Yuichi Shionoya

Walras on Temporary Equilibrium and Dynamics pp. 223-237

A. van Witteloostuijn and J. A. H. Maks

Smith, Mill, and Marshall on Human Capital Formation pp. 239-259

Rhead S. Bowman

L. Albert Hahn: A Precursor of Keynesianism and the Monetarist Counterrevolution pp. 261-279

Donald J. Boudreaux and George A. Selgin

Pattern Predictions in Economics: Hayek's Methodology of the Social Sciences Revisited pp. 281-294

Karl-Heinz Paqué

The Philosophical Roots of Modern Austrian Economics: Past Problems and Future Prospects pp. 295-319

S. Parsons

Law and Galiani on Money and Monetary Systems pp. 321-340

Filippo Cesarano

Adam Smith on the Providential Reconciliation of Individual and Social Interests: Is Man Led by an Invisible Hand or Misled by a Sleight of Hand? pp. 341-352

J. Ronnie Davis

Three Unpublished Letters of T. R. Malthus in Japan pp. 353-358

Hitoshi Hashimoto

Keynes, Induction, and Econometrics pp. 359-379

Bradley W. Bateman

Economic Thought of an Arab Scholastic: Abu Hamid Al-Ghazali (A.H. 450–505/A.D. 1058–1111) pp. 381-403

S. M. Ghazanfar and Abdul Azim Islahi

Volume 22, issue 1, 1990

Adam Smith and the Stock of Moral Capital pp. 1-18

Nathan Rosenberg

Purpose and Evolution in Commons's Institutionalism pp. 19-47

Jeff Biddle

Kalecki and Keynes: Their Correspondence pp. 49-63

A. Asimakopulos

N.I. Bukharin and the Market Question pp. 65-79

John Salter

Marxian Economists and the Great Depression pp. 81-100

M. C. Howard and J. E. King

Speaking Axiomatically: Citation Patterns to Early Articles in General Equilibrium Theory pp. 101-112

Kay Oehler

J. M. Keynes on Buffer Stocks and Commodity Price Stabilization pp. 113-123

Robert Dimand and Mary Ann Dimand

Sir James Steuart's Absorption and Wealth Approach to the Balance of Payments pp. 125-136

Morris Perlman

Adam Smith's Four Invisible Hands pp. 137-144

Syed Ahmad

Giffen Goods and the Subsistence Level pp. 145-148

Charles Marrewijk and Peter Bergeijk

On the Composition of Capital: A Comment on Groll and Orzech pp. 149-165

Ben Fine

The Mathematical Development of Keynes's Aggregate Supply Function in the General Theory pp. 167-172

Michael E. Brady