History of Political Economy

1969 - 2019

Current editor(s): Kevin D. Hoover

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Volume 11, issue 4, 1979

A Reconsideration of the Additions to Mill's “Great Chapter†pp. 459-476

Dennis R. Appleyard and James C. Ingram

Mill's “Superstructureâ€: How Well does it Stand up? pp. 477-500

John Chipman

Further Thoughts on Mill's “Great Chapterâ€: A Reply pp. 500-504

Dennis R. Appleyard and James C. Ingram

The Role in Parliament of the Economic Ideas of Adam Smith, 1776–1800 pp. 505-544

Kirk Willis

Utilitarianism and the Labor Theory of Value: A Critique of the Ideas of William Thompson pp. 545-571

E. K. Hunt

David Hume and Monetary Adjustment pp. 572-587

Michael I. Duke

Pigou: an extension of Sidgwickian thought pp. 588-605

Margaret G. O'Donnell

The Beeke good: A Note on the Origins of the “Giffen Good†pp. 606-607

Salim Rashid

Volume 11, issue 3, 1979

Continuity and Change in the Evolution of Marx's Theory of Alienation: From the manuscripts Through the Grundrisse to Capital pp. 317-362

John E. Elliott

Resource Transferal in the Developing Economy: A Critique of the Classical Position pp. 363-381

Carl W. Hale

Marx as an Historian of Economic Thought pp. 382-394

J.E. King

The Concept of Indexation and Monetary Theory pp. 395-405

Reuven Brenner

International Trade and Economic Development in the Work of J. A. Hobson Before 1914 pp. 406-424

P. J. Cain

Volume 11, issue 2, 1979

Adam Smith and the American Revolutionists pp. 179-191

William D. Grampp

Modern Economics As a Chapter in the History of Economic Thought pp. 192-198

Robert L. Heilbroner

George Darwin, Jevons, and The Rate of Interest pp. 199-212

Klaus Hinrich Hennings

Sir Edwin Chadwick on Competition and the Social Control of Industry: Railroads pp. 213-239

Robert Ekelund and Edward O. Price

The Pattern of Citations in Economic Theory 1945–68: An Exploration Towards a Quantitative History of Thought pp. 240-253

Michael Bordo and Daniel Landau

Elements in Talmudic Monetary Thought pp. 254-270

Yehoshua Liebermann

Alternative Views of Mengerian Entrepreneurship pp. 271-285

Dolores Tremewan Martin

Aspects of Marx's Grundrisse as Intellectual Foundations for a Major Theme of Capital pp. 286-302

Allen Oakley

Forchheimer on Partial Monopoly pp. 303-308

Gavin Reid

Volume 11, issue 1, 1979

Ronald Lindley Meek, 1917–1978 pp. i-iii

Andrew Skinner

The Pattern of Citation Practices in Economics pp. 1-20

George J. Stigler and Claire Freidland

The German hegemony of location theory: a puzzle in the history of economic thought pp. 21-29

Mark Blaug

Core Demi-Core Interaction: Toward a General Theory of Disciplinary and Subdisciplinary Growth pp. 30-63

Joseph V. Remenyi

Henry George's System of Political Economy pp. 64-93

Charles Collier

Bilateral Monopoly, Tariff Reform, and the Teaching of Economics: The Neglected Contribution of Langford Price (1862–1950) pp. 94-116

A. Petridis

Three Stages in Marx's Thought pp. 117-146

Murray Wolfson

The Invention of New Marxes to Debunk: A Comment on Wolfson's “Three Stages in Marx's Thought†pp. 147-157

E. K. Hunt

Mr. Hunt and Mr. Marx: A Reply by Murray Wolfson pp. 157-165

Murray Wolfson

Volume 10, issue 4, 1978

Lauchlin Currie, Pump Priming, and New Deal Fiscal Policy, 1934-1936 pp. 509-524

Byrd L. Jones

Comments on Pump Priming pp. 525-533

Lauchlin Currie

Federal Income-Increasing Expenditures, 1932-1935 pp. 534-540

Lauchlin Currie and Martin Krost

Comments and Observations pp. 541-548

Lauchlin Currie

Patinkin, Keynes, and aggregate supply and demand analysis pp. 549-576

David L. Roberts

Keynes’ Aggregate Supply Function: A Plea for Common Sense1 pp. 577-596

Don Patinkin

The Italian Contribution to the Four-Stages Theory pp. 597-607

Enzo Pesciarelli

The Impact of Growth and Technology on Trade in Nineteenth-Century British Thought pp. 608-635

Arthur I. Bloomfield

French Engineers, Welfare Economics, and Public Finance in the Nineteenth Century pp. 636-668

Robert Ekelund and Robert F. Hébert

Cantillon Versus Marx: The Land Theory and the Labor Theory of Value pp. 669-678

Hans Brems

Volume 10, issue 3, 1978

On the Formulation of Monetary Theory∗ pp. 353-388

Bertil Ohlin, Hans J. Brems and William P. Yohe

Substantive Changes in the Final Version of Ohlin's 1933 Paper pp. 389-397

Otto Steiger

What was New in Ohlin's 1933–34 Macroeconomics? pp. 398-412

Hans Brems

Some Observations on Ohlin's 1933 Article pp. 413-418

Don Patinkin

A Comment pp. 419

Hans Brems

Prelude to the Theory of a Monetary Economy: Origins and Significance of Ohlin's 1933 Approach pp. 420-446

Otto Steiger

Ohlin's 1933 Reformation of Monetary Theory pp. 447-453

William P. Yohe

Carl Snyder, Pioneer Economic Statistician and Monetarist pp. 454-490

George Garvy

Volume 10, issue 2, 1978

Henry Thornton and the Development of Ricardo's Economic Thought pp. 193-212

Charles F. Peake

Der Zukunftsstaat: Carl Ballod's vision of a leisure-oriented socialism pp. 213-232

Nicholas W. Balabkins

Campillo's pragmatic New System: A Mercantile and Utilitarian Approach to Indian Reform in Spanish Colonies of the Eighteenth Century pp. 233-257

Josefina Cintrón Tiryakian

David Robinson and the Tory macroeconomics of Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine pp. 258-270

Salim Rashid

Some Normative Aspects of the Malthusian Controversy pp. 271-285

David Levy

The Editor of the Second Edition of T. R. Malthus' Principles of Political Economy pp. 286-297

John M. Pullen

Economists in Government: A Research Field for the Historian of Economics pp. 298-314

A. W. Coats

A Note Interpreting Cournot's Economics by his General Epistemology pp. 315-321

George F. Rhodes, Jr.

J. E. Cairnes' Methodology in Theory and Practice pp. 322-328

Abraham Hirsch

Reply pp. 328-331

Michael Bordo

Volume 10, issue 1, 1978

Introduction by the Editors pp. 1-8

Jacob Viner

Chapter One: The Economic Doctrines of the Christian Fathers1 pp. 9-45

Jacob Viner

Chapter Two: The Economic Doctrines of the Scholastics pp. 46-113

Jacob Viner

Chapter Three: Secularizing Tendencies in Catholic Social Thought from the Renaissance to the Jansenist-Jesuit Controversy pp. 114-150

Jacob Viner

Chapter Four: Protestantism and the Rise of Capitalism pp. 151-189

Jacob Viner

Appendix: Protestant Casuistics pp. 191-192

Jacob Viner