History of Political Economy

1969 - 2019

Current editor(s): Kevin D. Hoover

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Volume 3, issue 2, 1971

After Samuelson, Who Needs Adam Smith? pp. 225-237

Kenneth E. Boulding

Some Implications of Adam Smith's Analysis of Investment Priorities pp. 238-264

Samuel Hollander

Smith's Travels on the Ship of State pp. 265-277

George J. Stigler

An Interpretation of Walras' Theory of Capital as a Model of Economic Growth pp. 278-297

William David Montgomery

Marx on Value, Capital, and Exploitation pp. 298-334

Arun Bose

The Day Karl Marx Grew Up pp. 335-352

Murray Wolfson

The Wicksell Effects in Wicksell and in Modern Capital Theory pp. 353-372

C. E. Ferguson and Donald L. Hooks

Chapman on the Remuneration of Employers pp. 373-382

Ralph W. Pfouts

The Backbending Supply Curve of Labor: An Example of Doctrinal Retrogression? pp. 383-390

James Buchanan

On the Structure of Scientific Revolutions in Economics pp. 391-397

Leonard Kunin and F. Stirton Weaver

The President, the Constitution, and the Economist in Economic Stabilization pp. 398-414

Neil H. Jacoby

Two Letters from James Mill to Jean-Baptiste Say pp. 415-418

Arnold Heertje

Some Recent Developments in the History of Economic Thought in the United States pp. 419-431

Vincent J. Tarascio

Volume 3, issue 1, 1971

Some Personal Reminiscences of Alfred Marshall pp. 1-8

Claude W. Guillebaud

Smith, Turgot, and the “Four Stages†Theory pp. 9-27

Ronald L. Meek

Marxist Models of Cyclical Growth pp. 28-55

Howard J. Sherman

Davidson's Theory of “Objective Valueâ€: A “Transformation†Problem pp. 56-91

Carl G. Uhr

Alberuni: Eleventh-Century Iranian Malthusian? pp. 92-104

Joseph J. Spengler

The Development of Ricardo's Position on Machinery pp. 105-135

Samuel Hollander

The “Structure of Revolutions†in Economic Thought pp. 136-151

Martin Bronfenbrenner

Labor as Scarcity in Marx's Value Theory: An Alternative Interpretation pp. 152-169

Alexander Bajt

Frederic Harrison and the “Positivist†Attack on Orthodox Political Economy pp. 170-189

Paul Adelman

Cournot's Demand Theory: A Reassessment pp. 190-197

Clifford L. Fry and Robert Ekelund

Richard Jones: A Case Study in Methodology pp. 198-207

William L. Miller

Monopoly Price Discrimination in 1850: Dionysius Lardner pp. 208-223

Donald L. Hooks

Volume 2, issue 2, 1970

The Vicissitudes of Marxian Economics pp. 205-224

M. Bronfenbrenner

Ricardo's Long-Run Equilibrium pp. 225-245

Hans Brems

M. I. Tugan-Baranovsky (1865—1919) pp. 246-262

Alec Nove

Émile de Laveleye (1822–1892) pp. 263-283

Paul Lambert

The Historical Development of National-Income Accounts pp. 284-315

John W. Kendrick

Lauderdale's Early Pamphlets on Public Finance (1796–1799) pp. 344-380

Herbert Fergus Thomson, Jr.

Modern Defenders of Mercantilist Theory pp. 381-397

William Allen

Austro-Marxism vs. Austro-Marginalism pp. 398-418

Emil Kauder

The First Mathematical Ricardian Model pp. 419-431

James L. Cochrane

John Rae and Liquidity Preference pp. 432-440

Nathan Edmonson

Volume 2, issue 1, 1970

Alfred Marshall's Aims and Methods Illustrated From His Treatment of Distribution pp. 1-65

H. M. Robertson

Typological Method in Economics: Max Weber's Contribution pp. 66-96

Arthur Schweitzer

Concepts of Change and the Role of Predictability in Economics pp. 97-117

Alfred F. Chalk

Mitchell's Work on Civil War Inflation in His Development as an Economist pp. 118-132

Abraham Hirsch

Notes on the International Transmission of Economic Ideas pp. 133-151

Joseph J. Spengler

Individual, Group, or Government? Smith, Mill, and Sidgwick pp. 152-176

Frank Petrella

A Reappraisal of Turgot's Theory of Value, Exchange, and Price Determination pp. 177-196

P. D. Groenewegen

An Error in the First Printings of Keynes's General Theory pp. 197-198

A. J. Hagger

The Earliest English Attempt at Theoretical Training for Business: A Bibliographical Note pp. 199-204

Fritz Redlich

Volume 1, issue 2, 1969

Does Economics Have a Useful Past? pp. 217-230

George J. Stigler

Economists and Economic Policy in Britain After 1870 pp. 231-255

T. W. Hutchison

The Impact of Positivism on Economic Thought pp. 256-278

Ben B. Seligman

La Pensée Economique en France sur l'idée d'abondance et de besoin pp. 279-305

Alfred Sauvy

Malthus and the Post-Napoleonic Depression pp. 306-335

S. Hollander

Gerrard de Malynes and Mercantile Economics pp. 336-358

Lynn Muchmore

The “Last Hour†of Senior and Marx pp. 359-369

Orace Johnson

Criticism of Ricardian Views on Value and Distribution in the British Periodicals, 1820–1850 pp. 370-387

Barry Gordon

Henry Simons, the Radical: Some Documentary Evidence pp. 388-394

J. Ronnie Davis

A Neglected Early Statement of the Paradox of Thrift pp. 395-400

Robert T. Nash and William P. Gramm

Volume 1, issue 1, 1969

Avant-Propos pp. 1-4

Craufurd Goodwin, Joseph J. Spengler and Robert S. Smith

Research Priorities in the History of Economics pp. 9-18

A. W. Coats

A. N. Isnard, Progenitor of the Walrasian General Equilibrium Model pp. 19-43

William Jaffé

Aristotle's Mathematical Analysis of Exchange pp. 44-66

S. Todd Lowry

The Rise and Decline of Ricardian Economics pp. 67-84

Frank W. Fetter

James Mill and the Theory of Economic Policy in India pp. 85-100

William Barber

The Monetary and Employment Theories of Vilfredo Pareto pp. 101-122

Vincent J. Tarascio

The Political Economy of France at the Time of John Law pp. 123-149

Earl J. Hamilton

Cassel on Population pp. 150-172

Joseph J. Spengler

Adam Smith, Education and Laissez-Faire pp. 173-186

R. D. Freeman

Interaction of Economic Thought and Economic Policy in the Soviet Union pp. 187-216

Vladimir G. Treml