History of Political Economy

1969 - 2019

Current editor(s): Kevin D. Hoover

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Volume 7, issue 4, 1975

Kuhn Versus Lakatos, or Paradigms Versus Research Programmes in the History of Economics pp. 399-433

Mark Blaug

Innovations and their Recognition in Social Science pp. 434-455

Joseph Ben-David

Problems in the Economist's Conceptualization of Technological Innovation pp. 456-481

Nathan Rosenberg

The Development of Communication Theory in Political Science pp. 482-498

Karl W. Deutsch

New Causal Theory: An Elite Specialty in Social Science pp. 499-529

Nicholas C. Mullins

“Uncertainty†and the Keynesian Revolution pp. 530-548

E. Roy Weintraub

On the History of the Mathematical Theory of Games pp. 549-565

Norfleet W. Rives, Jr.

Volume 7, issue 3, 1975

Frank Knight's Social Economics pp. 279-292

Arthur Schweitzer

Schumpeter on Preserving Private Enterprise pp. 293-298

Michael G. Prime and David R. Henderson

The “Classical Dichotomy†in Ricardian Economics pp. 299-311

M. A. Akhtar

T. E. Cliffe Leslie, Irish Social Reform, and the Origins of the English Historical School of Economics pp. 312-336

Gerard M. Koot

John E. Cairnes on the Effects of the Australian Gold Discoveries, 1851–73: An Early Application of the Methodology of Positive Economics pp. 337-359

Michael Bordo

A Quantitative Study of the Breakdown and Resurrection of the Monetary Tradition in Economics pp. 360-371

Galen Burghardt, Jr.

A Note on the Division of Labor in Plato and Smith pp. 372-378

Paul J. McNulty

Smith and the Greeks: A Reply to Professor McNulty's comments pp. 379-389

Vernard Foley

Volume 7, issue 2, 1975

Inflation Theories of the SCAP Period pp. 137-155

Martin Bronfenbrenner

Thomas Jefferson on Money and Banking: Disciple of David Hume and Forerunner of Some Modern Monetary Views pp. 156-173

Clifton B. Luttrell

Mill's Fourth Fundamental Proposition: A Paradox Revisited pp. 174-192

James H. Thompson

The Economic Thought of Bernard Mandeville pp. 193-208

Harry Landreth

The Methodological Conversion of John Bates Clark pp. 209-226

Joël Jalladeau

Textbook Models of American Economic Growth, 1837–1911 pp. 227-251

Daniel Horowitz

Should Economists Abandon HOPE? pp. 252-260

Bernard A. Corry

The Specialization Gap and the Ricardo Effect: Comment on Ferguson pp. 261-269

Gerald P. O'Driscoll, Jr.

Communication: On Marxism and Marginalism pp. 270-272

Richard D. Worff

Note: The Progress of the Econometric Movement pp. 273-275

James R. Simpson and Lonnie L. Jones

Reply pp. 276-277

Tong-eng Wang

Volume 7, issue 1, 1975

Editor's Introduction pp. 1-2

Craufurd D. W. Goodwin

I. Introduction to William A. Salant's “Taxes, the multiplier and the inflationary gap†pp. 3-18

Walter S. Salant

II. Taxes, the Multiplier, and the Inflationary Gap pp. 19-27

William A. Salant

III. The Balanced Budget Multiplier as the Sum of an Infinite Series pp. 28-31

William A. Salant

IV. Introduction to J⊘rgen Gelting's “Some Observations on the Financing of Public Activity†pp. 32-35

Bent Hansen

V. Some Observations on the Financing of Public Activity pp. 36-42

J⊘rgen H. Gelting

VI. The Balanced-Budget Multiplier: A Case Study in the Sociology and Psychology of Scientific Discovery pp. 43-55

Paul Samuelson

The Economics of the Just Price pp. 56-74

George W. Wilson

Marshall's “Tendency to Socialism†pp. 75-111

Rita McWilliams-Tullberg

Teaching the History of Economic Thought: Report of a Symposium at Bristol, 1973 pp. 112-122

Pedro Schwartz and S. Hollander

The Wicksell Effect, Dewey, and Others: A Note pp. 123-131

Bo Sandelin

Adam Smith's Conception of Self-Interest in Economic and Political Affairs pp. 132-136

A. W. Coats

Volume 6, issue 4, 1974

Pareto on Political Economy pp. 361-380

Vincent J. Tarascio

Edgeworth's Contract Curve: Part 2. Two figures in its protohistory: Aristotle and Gossen pp. 381-404

William Jaffé

Mountifort Longfield's Supply-and-Demand Theory of Price and its Place in the Development of British Economic Theory pp. 405-434

Laurence S. Moss

The Digression on Sismondi: by Torrens or McCulloch? pp. 435-453

William O. Thweatt

Historians and economists: perspectives on the development of American economic thought pp. 454-462

Daniel Horowitz

Charles Davenant on Financial Administration pp. 463-477

L. J. Hume

Volume 6, issue 3, 1974

Value in the History of Economic Thought pp. 246-260

Ronald L. Meek

The Social and Intellectual Origins of The General Theory pp. 261-277

Elizabeth S. Johnson and Harry G. Johnson

Malthus and his Contemporaries pp. 278-304

William D. Grampp

The History of Economic Thought as Intellectual History pp. 305-323

Warren Samuels

The Historical Development of Industrial Organization pp. 324-342

Almarin Phillips and Rodney E. Stevenson

Edgeworth's Contract Curve: Part 1. A Propaedeutic Essay in Clarification pp. 343-359

William Jaffé

Volume 6, issue 2, 1974

The Success of Mill's Principles pp. 119-157

N. B. de Marchi

Keynes' Employment Function pp. 158-162

Paul Wells

Keynes' Employment Function pp. 162-164

E. Roy Weintraub

Keynes' Employment Function pp. 164-170

Axel Leijonhufvud

The Meaning of Economic Liberalism in Mid-Nineteenth-Century France pp. 171-199

Dennis Sherman

John Locke and the Quantity Theory of Money pp. 200-219

Arthur H. Leigh

The Division of Labor in Plato and Smith pp. 220-242

Vernard Foley

Volume 6, issue 1, 1974

Early Applications of Spectral Methods to Economic Time Series pp. 1-16

Thomas F. Cargill

The Rehabilitation of the Peasant Proprietor in Nineteenth-Century Economic Thought pp. 17-47

Clive J. Dewey

The Evolution of Marxist Attitudes Toward Marginalist Techniques pp. 48-75

Jacob S. Dreyer

Contemporary Profile of Conventional Economists pp. 76-91

Robert V. Eagly

An Early Memory of Joseph Schumpeter pp. 92-94

Frank Whitson Fetter

The Economic Ideas of Josiah Warren, First American Anarchist pp. 95-108

Bowman N. Hall

The Theory of Input Selection and Supply Areas in 1887: Emile Cheysson pp. 109-113

Robert Hebert

“One Great Tragedyâ€: A Vignette pp. 114-118

Warren Samuels and Andrew Gray