History of Political Economy

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Volume 19, issue 4, 1987

The St. Petersburg Paradox and Bounded Utility pp. 517-523

Gilbert Bassett

The Institute Economists: From Physiocracy to Entrepreneurial Capitalism pp. 525-550

Martin S. Staum

The Theory of Sharecropping: Occams Razor and Economic Analysis pp. 551-569

Joseph D. Reid, Jr.

Friedrich Engels and the Prize Essay Competition in the Marxian Theory of Value pp. 571-589

M. C. Howard and J. E. King

Technical Progress and Values in Marx's Theory of the Decline in the Rate of Profit: An Exegetical Approach pp. 591-613

Shalom Groll and Ze'ev B. Orzech

Stability Theory via Liapunov's Method: A Note on the Contribution of Takuma Yasui pp. 615-620

E. Roy Weintraub

The King-Davenant ‘Law’ in Classical Economics pp. 621-638

A. M. Endres

Frank Knight's Three Commandments pp. 639-646

William S. Kern

Keynes' Theory of Effective Demand: A Reply pp. 647-658

Don Patinkin

On the Relevance of Neo-Walrasian Economic Theory: A Review pp. 659-666

Lawrence Boland

Bibliography of the Writings of Léon Walras pp. 667-702

Donald A. Walker

Volume 19, issue 3, 1987

Edgeworth, Samuelson, and Operationally Meaningful Theorems pp. 351-357

Bruce Larson

William Anderson (fl. 1797–1832), on Banking, the Money Supply, and Public Expenditure: A Forgotten Interventionist pp. 359-385

J. M. Pullen

Adam Smith's Case for Usury Laws pp. 387-400

David Levy

Neglected Aspects of the Economic Thought and Method of Condy Raguet pp. 401-413

Thomas L. Martin

Mercantilism and “Reform†Mercantilism: The Rise of Economic Discourse in Sweden During the Eighteenth Century pp. 415-433

Lars Magnusson

F. A. Walker's Theory of Hard Times pp. 435-446

Roger Backhouse

The Two Voices of Adam Smith: Moral Philosopher and Social Critic pp. 447-468

Jerry Evensky

Schumpeter Plus Optimism Equals Gilder (ceteris paribus) pp. 469-480

Spencer J. Pack

History of Chinese Economic Thought: Overview and Recent Works pp. 481-502

James L. Y. Chang

Volume 19, issue 2, 1987

Economics in America: the Continental Influence pp. 173-182

Earlene Craver and Axel Leijonhufvud

What do we Know that Francis Amasa Walker didn't? pp. 183-189

Robert Solow

The Career of Alvin H. Hansen in the 1920s and 1930s: A Study in Intellectual Transformation pp. 191-205

William Barber

Demand and Relative Price in Ricardo: an Examination of Outstanding Issues pp. 207-215

André Burgstaller

Lord Grenville's Manuscript Notes on Malthus pp. 217-237

John M. Pullen

Daniel Raymond, Adam Smith, and Classical Growth Theory: An Inquiry into the Nature and Causes of the Wealth of America pp. 239-259

Frank Petrella

Opportunity Cost, Human Capital, and Some Related Economic Concepts in Talmudic Literature pp. 261-287

Ephraim Kleiman

The Origins of the Heckscher-Ohlin Concept pp. 289-298

Simon Power

Capital's last chapter pp. 299-310

Carlos Rodriguez Braun

Patinkin on Keynes' Theory of Effective Demand pp. 311-328

Bruce Littleboy and G. Mehta

Intertemporal Coordination and the Economics of Keynes: Comment on Garrison pp. 329-334

J. Snippe

Full Employment and Intertemporal Coordination: A Rejoinder pp. 335-341

Roger W. Garrison

Volume 19, issue 1, 1987

Bickerdike's Life and Work pp. 1-21

Bruce Larson

‘Just price’ in Talmudic Literature pp. 23-45

Ephraim Kleiman

Social Economists and Reform: Berkeley, 1906–1961 pp. 47-65

Mary E. Cookingham

Was Križanić a Mercantilist? pp. 67-86

Samuel H. Baron

Disequilibrium and Increasing Returns in Adam Smith's Analysis of Growth and Accumulation pp. 87-106

Gavin Reid

Jevons's Demand Curve pp. 107-126

Samuel Bostaph and Yeung-Nan Shieh

Some New Information on the Rev. T. R. Malthus pp. 127-140

John M. Pullen

Grace Jaffé and Richard Ely on Thorstein Veblen: An Unknown Chapter in American Economic Thought pp. 141-162

Rick Tilman

Volume 18, issue 4, 1986

Hayek's Ricardo Effect: A Second Look pp. 545-565

Laurence S. Moss and Karen I. Vaughn

Thornton's criticism of equilibrium theory and Mill pp. 567-577

Takashi Negishi

Hegel and the Riddle of Poverty: The Limits of Bourgeois Political Economy pp. 579-600

Robert Fatton, Jr.

Money: Menger's Evolutionary Theory pp. 601-616

Gerald P. O'Driscoll, Jr.

Clarence Ayres and his Gospel of Technology pp. 617-637

Floyd B. McFarland

A Reconstruction of Marshall's Temporary Equilibrium Pricing Model pp. 639-653

Philip L. Williams

The Authorship of Campomanes' Discurso Sobre el Fomento de la Industria Popular: A Note pp. 655-660

Donald R. Street

Caldwell on Praxeology and its Critics: A Reappraisal pp. 661-668

Abraham Hirsch

Flirting with Apriorism: Caldwell on Mises pp. 669-673

Eugene Rotwein

Towards a Broader Conception of Criticism pp. 675-681

Bruce J. Caldwell

Volume 18, issue 3, 1986

The Impartial Spectator and Natural Jurisprudence: An Interpretation of Adam Smith's Theory of the Natural Price pp. 365-382

Jeffrey T. Young

Sir John William Lubbock's On Currency—“An Interesting Book by a Still More Interesting Man†pp. 383-404

James P. Henderson

Three Precursors of Modern Theories of Old-Age Pensions: A Contribution to the History of Social-Policy Doctrines pp. 405-417

J⊘rn Henrik Petersen

Marx and Keynes on Effective Demand and Unemployment pp. 419-441

Claudio Sardoni

Understanding the Significance of Piero Sraffa's Standard Commodity: A Note on the Marxian Notion of Surplus pp. 443-454

Pier Luigi Porta

Professor Porta on the Significance of Understanding Sraffa's Standard Commodity and the Marxian Theory of Surplus: A Comment pp. 455-462

Peter Groenewegen

‘From Marx to Sraffa’: Comments on an Article by P. L. Porta and the Marxian Theory of Surplus: A Comment pp. 463-469

Gilles Dostaler

‘Understanding Sraffa's Standard Commodity’: A Comment pp. 471-478

Gilbert Faccarello

Understanding the Significance of Piero Sraffa's Standard Commodity: A Rejoinder pp. 479-484

Pier Luigi Porta

Charles Ellet, Jr., and the Theory of Optimal Input Choice pp. 485-495

Christopher Ross Bell

Karl Marx and the Depletion of Human Capital as Open-Access Resource pp. 497-513

Murray Wolfson, Ze'ev B. Orzech and Susan Hanna

Gladstonian Finance and the Virginia School of Public Finance: Comment pp. 515-521

Charles G. Leathers

Aristotle as a Welfare Economist: A Comment, with a Reply by Stephen T. Worland pp. 523-529

Richard Temple-Smith

Volume 18, issue 2, 1986

On Malthus's Population Principle and Social Reform pp. 187-235

Samuel Hollander

The Balance-of-Payments Adjustment Mechanism: The Doctrine According to Ohlin pp. 237-257

M. June Flanders

“A Private, Perhaps, but not a Major …â€: The Reception of C. H. Douglas's Social Credit Ideas in Britain, 1919–1939 pp. 259-279

H. I. Dutton and J. E. King

Forestry Economics in the Steady State: The Contribution of J. H. von Thünen pp. 281-290

Peter Manz

John Locke and the Rise of Capitalism pp. 291-305

Neil J. Mitchell

William Leggett: Jacksonian Editorialist as Classical Liberal Political Economist pp. 307-324

Lawrence White

Senior's ‘Last Hour’: Suggested Explanation of a Famous Blunder pp. 325-333

J. Bradford DeLong

Volume 18, issue 1, 1986

The Emigration of the Austrian Economists pp. 1-32

Earlene Craver

Romanticism and Neo-Romanticism in Political Economy pp. 33-47

G. Vandewalle

W. S. Jevons and Lardner's Railway economy pp. 49-64

Samuel Bostaph and Yeung-Nan Shieh

Expository Marxism and Comparative Economic Dynamics pp. 65-85

Larry Samuelson and Murray Wolfson

Otto Bauer's ‘Accumulation of Capital’ (1913) pp. 87-110

J. E. King

Agency or Alienation? Smith, Mill, and Marx on the Joint-Stock Company pp. 111-131

James P. Henderson

Correspondence Between Malthus and his Parents pp. 133-154

John M. Pullen

Marx, the Quantity Theory, and the Theory of Value pp. 155-170

Don Lavoie