History of Political Economy

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Volume 13, issue 4, 1981

Ragnar Frisch and Business Cycle Research During the Interwar Years pp. 695-725

Jens Christopher Andvig

Political Economy and Geology in the Early Nineteenth Century: Similarities and Contrasts pp. 726-744

Salim Rashid

Schumpeter's Corporatist Views: Links Among his Social Theory, Quadragesimo Anno, and Moral Reform pp. 745-771

Dale L. Cramer and Charles G. Leathers

A Note on “Marx and Darwin†pp. 772-773

Enrique M. Ureña

Thoughts of Some British Economists on Early Limited Liability and Corporate Legislation pp. 774-793

Christine Amsler, Robin L. Bartlett and Craig J. Bolton

Notes from Malthus: the Inverarity Manuscript pp. 794-811

J. M. Pullen

The Roots of Hedonism: an Ancient Analysis of Quantity and Time pp. 812-823

S. Todd Lowry

A Nineteenth-Century Multiplier and its Fate: Julius Wulff and the Multiplier Theory in Denmark, 1896–1932 pp. 824-845

Niels-Henrik Topp

Volume 13, issue 3, 1981

Britain: the Rise of the Specialists pp. 365-404

A. W. Coats

Australia: Economists in a Federal System pp. 405-435

A. Petridis

India: the Aftermath of Empire pp. 436-470

S. Ambirajan

Norway: the Powerful Servants pp. 471-512

Trond Bergh

The United States: Economists in a Pluralistic Polity pp. 513-547

William Barber

Israel: Economists in a New State pp. 548-579

Ephraim Kleiman

Hungary: Economists in a Socialist Planning System pp. 580-599

Egon Kemenes

Japan: the Officer in Charge of Economic Affairs pp. 600-628

Ryutaro Komiya and Kozo Yamamoto

Italy: Economists in a Weak Political System pp. 629-655

Franco Ferraresi and Giuseppe Ferrari

Brazil: Economists in a Bureaucratic-Authoritarian System pp. 656-680

Paulo Roberto Haddad

Volume 13, issue 2, 1981

Bertil Ohlin, 1899–1979 pp. 179-188

Otto Steiger

Stockholm and Cambridge: Four Papers on the Monetary and Employment Theory of the 1930s pp. 189-255

Bertil Ohlin

Unemployment, Keynes, and the Stockholm School pp. 256-277

Bent Hansen

Clark Warburton, 1896–1979 pp. 279-284

Leland B. Yeager

Monetary Disequilibrium Theory in the First Half of the Twentieth Century pp. 285-299

Clark Warburton

William Jaffé, 1898–1980 pp. 301-308

Vincent J. Tarascio

A Bibliography of the Writings of William Jaffé pp. 309-312

Vincent J. Tarascio

Another Look at Léon Walras's Theory of Tâtonnement pp. 313-336

William Jaffé

Volume 13, issue 1, 1981

The Origin of Rent in Adam Smith's Wealth of Nations: an Anti-Neoclassical View pp. 1-18

J. M. A. Gee

Banknotes Versus Gold: The Monetary Theory of Thomas Attwood in his Early Writings, 1816–19 pp. 19-38

David J. Moss

Malthus' Theological Ideas and their Influence on his Principle of Population pp. 39-54

J. M. Pullen

Malthus' Principles and British economic thought, 1820–1835 pp. 55-79

Salim Rashid

The Fiends of Commerce: Romantic and Marxist criticisms of classical political economy pp. 80-94

Cheyney C. Ryan

British Thought on the Influence of Foreign Trade and Investment on Growth, 1800–1880 pp. 95-120

Arthur I. Bloomfield

Marxian Economics as ‘General Equilibrium’ Theory pp. 121-155

Samuel Hollander

Veblen on Owners, Managers, and the Control of Industry: A Rejoinder pp. 156-158

Malcolm Rutherford

Volume 12, issue 4, 1980

The Economic Thought of Frederick Soddy pp. 469-488

Herman Daly

A Note on Risk Taking, Entrepreneurship, and Schumpeter pp. 489-498

Ravi Kanbur

Keynesianism vs. Monetarism in Eighteenth- and Nineteenth-Century France pp. 499-523

Charles P. Kindleberger

Three Forms of Resistance to Statistics: Say, Cournot, Walras pp. 524-541

Claude Ménard

Frank A. Fetter and ‘Austrian’ Business Cycle Theory pp. 542-557

Gerald P. O'Driscoll, Jr.

Primogeniture, Entails, and Endowments in English Classical Economics pp. 558-581

William L. Miller

The Role of Nominal Wage Contracts in Keynes' General Theory pp. 582-587

Reuven Brenner

The Culture and the Economists: Some Reflections on Anglo-American Differences pp. 588-609

A. W. Coats

Toward a Theory of the History of Economics pp. 610-619

Craufurd Goodwin

Volume 12, issue 3, 1980

Lauchlin Currie and the Causes of the 1937 Recession pp. 303-315

Byrd L. Jones

Causes of the Recession pp. 316-335

Lauchlin B. Currie

The Active Role of ‘Use Value’ in Marx's Economic Analysis pp. 336-371

Shalom Groll

‘Uncertainty’ in Keynes' General Theory pp. 372-382

Mark Stohs

Torrens, McCulloch, and the “Digression on Sismondiâ€: whose digression? pp. 383-395

D. P. O'Brien and A. C. Darnell

A Rejoinder pp. 411-419

D. P. O'Brien and A. C. Darnell

The International Transmission of Ideas: A Small-Country Case Study pp. 420-433

Mogens Boserup

Veblen on Owners, Managers, and the Control of Industry pp. 434-440

Malcolm Rutherford

Veblen on Owners, Managers, and the Control of Industry: A Reply pp. 441-448

John S. Evans and Charles G. Leathers

Volume 12, issue 2, 1980

Politics and Political Economy in the Thought of the Ideologues pp. 141-160

Thomas E. Kaiser

Bickerdike's Monetary Growth Theory pp. 161-173

Vincent J. Tarascio

English Historical Economics and the Emergence of Economic History in England pp. 174-205

Gerard M. Koot

Chaining Leviathan: the Case of Gladstonian Finance pp. 206-213

Barry Baysinger and Robert Tollison

A. T. Hadley on Monopoly Theory and Railway Regulation: an American Contribution to Economic Analysis and Policy pp. 214-233

Melvin Cross and Robert Ekelund

In Defense of Thomas Aquinas and the Just Price pp. 234-242

David Friedman

Joseph S. Davis: “The Evolution of one Economist's Work†pp. 243-266

Saul Engelbourg

Some Recent Interpretations of Mathematical Psychics pp. 267-276

John Creedy

Some Recent Interpretations of Mathematical Psychics: a Reply pp. 277-281

Vincent J. Tarascio

Money and Locke's Theory of Property pp. 282-290

John Weymark

Volume 12, issue 1, 1980

New Materials on the Development of Keynes’ Monetary Thought pp. 1-28

Don Patinkin

Wicksell's Missing Equation, the Production Function, and the Wicksell Effect pp. 29-40

Bo Sandelin

Is Frank Knight the Victor in the Controversy Between the two Cambridges? pp. 41-64

Wilfredo Santiago Valiente

Irving Fisher on the Financial Economics of Uncertainty pp. 65-82

John H. Crockett, Jr.

Economic Growth and the Poor in Malthus’ Essay on Population pp. 83-96

Geoffrey Gilbert

Economic Dynamics and the Theory of Steady Growth: An Historical Essay on Harrod's ‘Knife-edge' pp. 97-123

Jan Kregel