History of Political Economy

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Volume 38, issue 5, 2006

Introduction to Agreement on Demand: Consumer Theory in the Twentieth Century pp. 1-6

Philip Mirowski and D. Wade Hands

The Other Economics Department: Demand and Value Theory in Early Agricultural Economics pp. 9-31

Spencer Banzhaf

Disaggregating the Components of the Hicks-Allen Composite Commodity pp. 32-47

Manuel Fernandez-Grela

Complementarity and Demand Theory: From the 1920s to the 1940s pp. 48-85

Jean-Sébastien Lenfant

Jean Ville's Contribution to the Integrability Debate: The Mystery of a Lost Theorem pp. 86-105

François Gardes and Pierre Garrouste

Aggregation and Estimation in the Theory of Demand pp. 106-129

John Chipman

More Fiber Than Thread? Evidence on the Mirowski-Hands Yarn pp. 130-152

J. Daniel Hammond

Integrability, Rationalizability, and Path-Dependency in the History of Demand Theory pp. 153-185

D. Wade Hands

Disequilibrium Dynamics and Aggregate Excess Demand: On a Homunculus Fallacy in Economic Theory pp. 189-212

Maarten Pieter Schinkel

Rolf Mantel and the Computability of General Equilibria: On the Origins of the Sonnenschein-Mantel-Debreu Theorem pp. 213-227

Fernando Tohmé

The Sonnenschein-Mantel-Debreu Results after Thirty Years pp. 228-245

S. Rizvi

Demand Theory and General Equilibrium: From Explanation to Introspection, a Journey down the Wrong Road pp. 246-280

Alan Kirman

Mechanism Design Theory Embodying an Algorithm-Centered Vision of Markets/Organizations/Institutions pp. 283-304

Kyu Sang Lee

The Tricks of the (No-)Trade (Theorem) pp. 305-321

Esther-Mirjam Sent

Economic Theory: Structural Abstraction or Behavioral Reduction? pp. 322-342

Shyam Sunder

Twelve Theses concerning the History of Postwar Neoclassical Price Theory pp. 343-379

Philip Mirowski

Volume 38, issue 4, 2006

The Cambridge Millites and the Early Economic Writings of Leslie Stephen pp. 569-615

Gregory C. G. Moore

"In the Wildernessâ€: Emigration and the Decline of the Austrian School pp. 617-664

Hansjörg Klausinger

Monetary Equilibrium pp. 665-709

Claes-Henric Siven

The Origins of the Theory of Optimum Currency Areas pp. 711-731

Filippo Cesarano

The Origins of the U-Shaped Average Cost Curve: Understanding the Complexities of the Modern Theory of the Firm pp. 733-774

Jan Horst Keppler and Jérôme Lallement

Volume 38, issue 3, 2006

Cambridge and the Spanish Connection: The Contribution of Germán Bernácer pp. 407-436

Mauro Boianovsky, Humayon Dar, John R. Presley and Pablo Brañas-Garza

The Neglected Agent: Justice, Power, and Distribution in Adam Smith pp. 437-471

Amos Witztum and Jeffrey T. Young

New Data, New Issues: The Origins of the Technological Unemployment Debates pp. 473-496

Gregory R. Woirol

Directing or Reforming Behaviors? A Discussion of Condillac's Theory of Vrai Prix pp. 497-530

Arnaud Orain

Was There a “Vernacular Science of Financial Markets†in France during the Nineteenth Century? A Comment on Preda's “Informative Prices, Rational Investors†pp. 531-545

Franck Jovanovic

Tracing the Boundaries between Vernacular Science and Academic Theories: A Reply to Franck Jovanovic pp. 547-554

Alex Preda

Volume 38, issue 2, 2006

The Making of Chapters 13 and 14 of Patinkin's Money, Interest, and Prices pp. 193-249

Mauro Boianovsky

Chapter Nine: Monetary Theory under the Assumption of Unemployment pp. 251-268

Don Patinkin

Buridan on Value and Economic Measurement pp. 269-289

Odd Langholm

Hume and the Customary Causes of Industry, Knowledge, and Humanity pp. 291-317

Christopher J. Berry

First Principles in Translation: The Axiom of Self-Interest from Adam Smith to Jean-Baptiste Say pp. 319-338

Pierre Force

Sir Timothy Coghlan and the Development of National Accounts pp. 339-375

Bryan Haig

Thomas Carlyle on Utilitarianism pp. 377-389

Patrick J. Welch

“New avenues for research in Malthus studiesâ€: On Hashimoto and Pullen's “Two Unpublished Letters of Malthus†pp. 391-395

Samuel Hollander

Volume 38, issue 1, 2006

Two Alternative Hypothetical “Lost†1814 Ricardo Manuscripts: New-Century Bearings pp. 1-14

Paul A. Samuelson and Erkko Etula

Sidgwick, Marshall, and the Cambridge School of Economics pp. 15-44

Roger Backhouse

Haberler, the League of Nations, and the Quest for Consensus in Business Cycle Theory in the 1930s pp. 45-89

Mauro Boianovsky and Hans-Michael Trautwein

Sraffa on von Bortkiewicz: Reconstructing the Classical Theory of Value and Distribution pp. 91-149

Christian Gehrke and Heinz Kurz

Smith and a Living Wage: Competition, Economic Compulsion, and the Scholastic Legacy pp. 151-174

Edd S. Noell

Exchange and Production Equations: Understanding a Debate between Harrod and Sraffa pp. 175-184

Arrigo Opocher

Volume 37, issue 5, 2005

Setting the Table pp. 1-9

Steven Medema

The Limits of Economic Expertise: Prophets, Engineers, and the State in the History of Development Economics pp. 10-39

Peter Boettke and Steven Horwitz

Benevolence, Sympathy, and Hume's Model of Government: How Different Is New Political Economy from Classical Political Economy? pp. 43-70

Alain Marciano

Are Two Knaves Better Than One? Hume, Buchanan, and Musgrave on Economics and Government pp. 71-90

Andrew Farrant and Maria Pia Paganelli

Unintended Order and Intervention: Adam Smith's Theory of the Role of the State pp. 91-119

Jeffrey T. Young

The Theory of Economic Policy in British Classical Political Economy: A Sympathetic Reading pp. 120-142

David Levy and Sandra J. Peart

How TRIPs Got Legs: Copyright, Trade Policy, and the Role of Government in Nineteenth-Century American Economic Thought pp. 145-174

Stephen Meardon

Bringing in the State? The Life and Times of Laissez-Faire in the Nineteenth-Century United States pp. 175-199

Bradley W. Bateman

Mistaking Eugenics for Social Darwinism: Why Eugenics Is Missing from the History of American Economics pp. 200-233

Thomas Leonard

Walton H. Hamilton and the Public Control of Business pp. 234-273

Malcolm Rutherford

From Muddling Through to the Economics of Control: Views of Applied Policy from J. N. Keynes to Abba Lerner pp. 277-291

David Colander

Economists, Government, and Economic Policymaking in Israel: From “Crawling Peg†to “Cold Turkey†pp. 292-313

Yakir Plessner and Warren Young

From Continental Public Finance to Public Choice: Mapping Continuity pp. 314-332

Jürgen G. Backhaus and Richard Wagner

Corporatism and the Economic Role of Government pp. 333-354

Antonio Almodovar and José Cardoso

The Rise of Free Market Economics: Economists and the Role of the State since 1970 pp. 355-392

Roger Backhouse

The Role of Government in the History of Political Economy: The 2004 HOPE Conference Interpreted and Critiqued by the General Discussant pp. 393-423

Warren J. Samuels

Volume 37, issue 4, 2005

Adam Smith on Religion and Market Structure pp. 647-660

Robert Ekelund, Robert F. Hébert and Robert Tollison

Money and General Gluts: The Analysis of Say, Malthus, and Ricardo pp. 661-688

Walter Eltis

A Wrangling Machine pp. 689-709

Simon Cook

Debunking a Myth: Torrens on Comparative Advantage pp. 711-722

Roy J. Ruffin

Kautilya on Public Goods and Taxation pp. 723-753

Balbir S. Sihag

Volume 37, issue 3, 2005

Public Support of the Arts in the History of Economics: Introduction pp. 399-411

Craufurd Goodwin

The Outbreak of the Cost Disease: Baumol and Bowen's Founding of Cultural Economics pp. 412-430

Gregory Besharov

Adam Smith and Private Provision of the Arts pp. 431-454

Neil De Marchi and Jonathan A. Greene

Beyond Machinery: The Cultural Policies of Matthew Arnold pp. 455-482

Oliver Bennett

Evangelical Aesthete: Ruskin and the Public Provision of Art pp. 483-508

Gregory C. G. Moore

William Morris and the Case for Public Support of the Arts pp. 509-534

Anna Upchurch

Keynes, the Arts, and the State pp. 535-555

D. E. Moggridge

Kenneth Clark: His Case for Public Support of the Arts pp. 556-592

Craufurd Goodwin

The Case for the National Endowment for the Arts: Federal Funding for the Arts in America in the 1960s and 1970s pp. 593-616

Shauna Saunders

Lionel Robbins's “Art and the State†pp. 617-646

Susan Howson

Volume 37, issue 2, 2005

Misusing History: A Minisymposium pp. 177-178

E. Roy Weintraub

Misunderstanding the History of the Business Cycle pp. 179-184

Roger Backhouse

Scholarship in Deficit: Buchanan and Wagner on John Maynard Keynes pp. 185-190

Bradley W. Bateman

Robbins, Textbooks, and the Extreme Value Neutrality View pp. 191-196

John Davis

“Chicago Smith†versus “Kirkaldy Smith†pp. 197-203

Jerry Evensky

Same View, Many Lenses pp. 205-210

Evelyn Forget

Playing Fast and Loose with the Facts about the Writings of Malthus and the Classical School pp. 211-218

Laurence S. Moss

Freeing Smith from the “Free Marketâ€: On the Misperception of Adam Smith on the Economic Role of Government pp. 219-226

Warren J. Samuels and Steven Medema

Simplifying Herbert Simon pp. 227-232

Esther-Mirjam Sent

Carl Menger's “Money as Measure of Valueâ€: An Introduction pp. 233-243

Gilles Campagnolo

Carl Menger's “Money as Measure of Value†pp. 245-261

Gilles Campagnolo and Charles Menger

Isaac de Pinto (1717-1787): An Enlightened Economist and Financier pp. 263-292

José Cardoso and António de Vasconcelos Nogueira

Edgeworth on Complementarity, or Edgeworth, Auspitz-Lieben, and Pareto De-Homogenized pp. 293-307

Christian Weber

Incommensurability, Ecology, and Planning: Neurath in the Socialist Calculation Debate, 1919-1928 pp. 309-342

Thomas E. Uebel

The Laws of the Market versus the Laws of God: Scholastic Doctrine and the Early California Economy pp. 343-370

Marie Duggan

Two Unpublished Letters of Malthus, with Notes on the Connections between Malthus and William Smith, MP pp. 371-379

Hitoshi Hashimoto and John Pullen

Volume 37, issue 1, 2005

“Marginalizing†Government: From la scienza delle finanze to Wicksell pp. 1-25

Steven Medema

A Conceptual History of the Emergence of Bounded Rationality pp. 27-59

Matthias Klaes and Esther-Mirjam Sent

Comparing the Development of Economics during the Twentieth Century in Belgium and the Netherlands pp. 61-78

Erik Buyst, Ivo Maes, Henk W. Plasmeijer and Evert Schoorl

Money in the “Body Politickâ€: The Analysis of Trade and Circulation in the Writings of Seventeenth-Century Political Arithmeticians pp. 79-101

Ludovic Desmedt

Keynes's Estimates of the Multiplier for the United States pp. 103-122

Richard Kent

Thiruvalluvar's Vision: Polity and Economy in Thirukkural pp. 123-132

K. V. Nagarajan

Roy F. Harrod and the Interwar Years pp. 133-155

E. Roy Weintraub