History of Political Economy

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Volume 21, issue 4, 1989

Disequilibrium Theory and Thornton's Assault on the Laws of Supply and Demand pp. 567-592

Robert Ekelund and Sven Thommesen

On Equilibrium and Disequilibrium: A Reply to Ekelund and Thommesen pp. 593-600

Takashi Negishi

Jevons's “Antipodean Interludeâ€: the Question of Early Influences, with a Rejoinder by Michael V. White and a Reply by Bostaph pp. 601-623

Samuel Bostaph

Jevons's Antipodean Interlude: Rejoinder pp. 623-631

Michael White

Response pp. 631-633

Samuel Bostaph

Distinguishing “Internal†from “External†Criticism in Economic Methodology pp. 635-639

Andrea Salanti

The Butcher, the Baker, and the Policy-Maker: Adam Smith on Public Choice, with a Reply by Stigler pp. 641-659

Gary M. Anderson

Adam Smith and Public Choice: A Reply to Anderson pp. 659-660

George J. Stigler

Whewell's Solution to the Reciprocal Demand Riddle in Mill's “Great Chapter†pp. 661-677

James P. Henderson

Alfred Marshall and the Consumers' Loss from the British Post Office monopoly pp. 679-688

Robert Albon

Hobbes and the Physiological Origins of Economic Science pp. 689-709

Paul P. Christensen

Patinkin on Keynes's Theory of Effective Demand: A Rejoinder pp. 711-721

Bruce Littleboy and Ghanshyam Mehta

Smith and Ricardo on the Long-Run Effects of the Growth of Government Expenditure, Taxation, and Debt: is Their Theory Relevant Today? pp. 723-736

Giuseppe Tullio

Corrected Version of: Patinkin's Interpretation of Keynes and the Keynesian cross pp. 723-736

Paul Davidson

Volume 21, issue 3, 1989

Irving Fisher and the Classics on the Notion of Capital: Upheaval and Continuity in Economic Thought pp. 409-424

Ferdinando Meacci

Why are there no Supply and Demand Curves in Jevons? pp. 425-456

Michael White

Distribution in Ricardo's Machinery Chapter pp. 457-480

John Davis

Scottish Political Economy Comes to the Far East: The Burton-Chambers Political economy and the Introduction of Western Economic Ideas into Japan and China pp. 481-502

Paul B. Trescott

Adam Smith and Dependent Social Relations pp. 503-520

Michael Perelman

Smith, Bentham, and the Development of Contrasting Ideas on Entrepreneurship pp. 521-536

Enzo Pesciarelli

Keynes and the Keynesian Cross: a Further Note, with a Reply by Daniel R. Fusfeld pp. 537-547

Don Patinkin

Patinkin's interpretation of Keynes and the Keynesian cross pp. 549-553

Paul Davidson

Volume 21, issue 2, 1989

Gustav Cassel Revisited pp. 165-178

Hans Brems

The Old Historical School: Roscher on Money and Monetary Issues pp. 179-200

Haim Barkai

On Some Classical Monetary Controversies pp. 201-229

David Glasner

Prices, Capital, and the One-Commodity Model in Neoclassical and Classical Theories pp. 231-251

Avi Cohen

From Marx to the Okishio Theorem: A Genealogy pp. 253-272

Shalom Groll and Ze'ev B. Orzech

John Stuart Mill and Karl Marx: Some Problems and Perspectives pp. 273-298

Michael Evans

In Defence of Senior's Last Hour-and-Twenty-Five-Minutes, with a Reply by J. Bradford De Long, and a Rejoinder by Pullen pp. 299-312

J. M. Pullen

The Institutionalization of Political Economy in French Universities: 1819–1896 pp. 313-344

Alain Alcouffe

Edgeworth's Contribution to the Theory of “Ramsey Pricing†pp. 345-349

Jun-ji Shih

On the History of Ordinal Utility Theory: 1900–1932 pp. 351-365

Jack High and Howard Bloch

Political Economy of Han Feitzu pp. 367-390

Young Back Choi

Volume 21, issue 1, 1989

The Early Tooke and Ricardo: A Political Alliance and First Signs of Theoretical Disagreements pp. 1-14

Arie Arnon

Knight's Crusonia Plant—a Short Cut to the Wicksell Effect pp. 15-26

Bo Sandelin

Knut Wicksell on Unemployment pp. 27-42

Lars Jonung

John Stuart Mill's Demand Curves pp. 43-56

Michael E. Bradley

Stages in the Development of a Marxian Concept: The Composition of Capital pp. 57-76

Ze'ev B. Orzech and Shalom Groll

Adam Smith and the Paternity of the Real Bills Doctrine pp. 77-90

Morris Perlman

Economic and War Cycles pp. 91-101

Vincent J. Tarascio

J. S. Mill and J. E. Cairnes on Natural Value: The Role of Expectations in Late-Classical Thought pp. 103-121

Evelyn Forget

The Evolution of Adam Smith's Views on Political Economy pp. 123-145

Jerry Evensky

Volume 20, issue 4, 1988

Hayek's Transformation pp. 513-541

Bruce J. Caldwell

"Socialist" Monetary Policy: Monetary thought in the Labour Party in the 1940s pp. 543-564

Susan K. Howson

Time and Interest: Böhm-Bawerk and Åkerman-Wicksell pp. 565-581

Hans Brems

The Body, Economic Discourse, and Power: An Economist's Introduction to Foucault pp. 583-613

Jack L. Amariglio

The Market for Fame and Fortune pp. 615-625

David Levy

Alfred Marshall and the Establishment of the Cambridge Economic Tripos pp. 627-667

Peter D. Groenewegen

Hayek's Ricardo Effect pp. 669-672

G. R. Steele

Volume 20, issue 3, 1988

The life of William Petty in relation to his economics: a tercentenary interpretation pp. 337-356

Tony Aspromourgos

Robert Wallace and Malthus and the ratios pp. 357-379

John M. Hartwick

Spanish economic thought: the school of Salamanca and the arbitristas pp. 381-408

Louis Baeck

How does the German Historical School fit? pp. 409-430

H. K. Betz

Habits in economic analysis: Veblen and the neoclassicals pp. 431-445

Richard W. Ault and Robert Ekelund

Cantillon and mercantilism pp. 447-460

Anthony Brewer

Abstract labour as a metaphor? A comment on Steedman pp. 461-470

Heiner Ganssmann

Marx and Engels on development and underdevelopment: the restoration of a certain coherence pp. 471-498

Ivan VujaÄ ić

Volume 20, issue 2, 1988

The Place of Lord Kahn's The Economics of the Short Period in the Theory of Imperfect Competition pp. 155-171

Andrea Maneschi

Marx, Malthus, and Wages pp. 173-190

Allin Cottrell and William Darity

Jovellanos, an Antecedent to Modern Human Capital Theory pp. 191-206

Donald R. Street

Phillips Curves and Hayekian Triangles: Two Perspectives on Monetary Dynamics pp. 207-234

Don Bellante and Roger W. Garrison

The British Coal Industry's Contribution to the Political Economy of Paul Sweezy pp. 235-250

Ben Fine

From Macroeconomics to Microeconomics: The Marginalist Revolution in Sociocultural Perspective pp. 251-264

Lawrence Birken

C. Courtois: An Early Contributor to Cost-Benefit Analysis pp. 265-273

Reghinos D. Theocharis

Marx's View of Competition and Price Determination pp. 275-297

Øyvind Horverak

A Reassessment of C. A. Phillips's Theory of Bank Credit pp. 299-308

Richard H. Timberlake, Jr.

A Note on the Theories of Business Cycle by Hilferding and by Hayek pp. 309-319

Peter Rosner

Volume 20, issue 1, 1988

Ugo Mazzola and the Italian Theory of Public Goods pp. 15-25

Orhan Kayaalp

Schumpeter as an Economic Radical: an Economic Sociology Assessed pp. 27-41

Alan W. Dyer

Historical Background of the Classical Monetary Theory and the ‘Real-Bills’ Banking Tradition pp. 43-63

Wilfredo Santiago-Valiente

Anticipations of “The Great Contraction†pp. 65-83

Frank G. Steindl

Hume, Malthus, and the Stability of Equilibrium pp. 85-94

A. M. C. Waterman

Karl Marx as a Historical Materialist Historian of Political Economy pp. 95-105

Patrick Murray

Keynes on Ex-ante Saving and the Rate of Interest pp. 107-118

Peter McGregor

The Empirical Progressiveness of the General Equilibrium Research Program pp. 119-135

Arthur Diamond

Comment: Marx, the Quantity Theory, and the Theory of Value pp. 137-140

Murray Wolfson