History of Economics Review

1996 - 2024

Current editor(s): John Harry Bloch and John Hawkins

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Georg von Charasoff: A Neglected Contributor to the Classical-Marxian Tradition pp. 1-37: Christian Gehrke
Douglas Irwin on Peddling Protectionism: A Review Essay pp. 38-57: Gregory C.G. Moore
A Conversation with Joe Isaac pp. 58-75: J.E. Isaac and J.E. King
David Ricardo’s An Essay on the Effects of a Low Price of Corn on the Profits of Stock pp. 76-97: Giancarlo de Vivo
Book Reviews pp. 98-108: Peter Earl, J.E. King, Ross Williams and David Andrews

The Genesis of Samuelson and Solow’s Price-Inflation Phillips Curve pp. 1-16: Kevin D. Hoover
The Samuelson and Solow Phillips Curve: Reply to Hoover pp. 17-22: Thomas E. Hall and William R. Hart
The Genesis of Samuelson and Solow’s Price-Inflation Phillips Curve: Rejoinder to Hall and Hart pp. 23-27: Kevin D. Hoover
Lloyd on Rationality, Uncertainty and Risk pp. 28-43: Rod O’Donnell
Australian Economists at Cambridge during the 1930s pp. 44-56: Alex Millmow
Hayek and Antitrust pp. 57-68: Shigeki Kusunoki
Considerations on the Importation of Foreign Corn (1814) and the Principle of Comparative Advantage pp. 69-77: Martin Grančay and Nóra Grančay
A Mathematical Approach to Malthus’s Criticism of Adam Smith in 1798 pp. 78-90: Taro Hisamatsu
D.H. Robertson’s Study of Industrial Fluctuation: a Centenary Evaluation pp. 91-101: Peter Groenewegen
Book Reviews pp. 102-110: Peter Groenewegen, Tracy Mott and Alex Thomas

Kurt Rothschild’s Heterodox Approach to Price Theory and Oligopoly pp. 1-14: Harry Bloch and Mita Bhattacharya
Luigi Pasinetti and the Cambridge Economists pp. 15-29: Maria Cristina Marcuzzo
Sarah Ricardo’s Tale of Wealth and Virtue pp. 30-49: Sergio Cremaschi
HET: A Double Lament pp. 50-63: Geoffrey Brennan, Paul Oslington, John Lodewijks, Tony Aspromourgos and Geoffrey Brennan
Cesare Beccaria’s On Crimes and Punishments pp. 64-74: Luigino Bruni and Pier Luigi Porta
Tieben on The Concept of Equilibrium in Different Economic Traditions pp. 75-85: Neil Hart
Book Reviews pp. 86-100: Gary Mongiovi, Alessandro Roncaglia, Ricardo Crespo, J.E. King and Bruce Littleboy
The John Creedy Economics Collection: A Donation of Significance pp. 101-104: The Editors

The Coase Theorem Down Under: Revisiting the Economic Record Controversy pp. 1-19: Steven G. Medema
‘Freedom to Choose’: Four Papers from a Conference pp. 20-20: The Editors
The Path of Protection in Australia since Federation pp. 21-43: Peter Lloyd
Theorising Optimal Population Between the Wars: the Contribution of Australian Economists pp. 44-61: William Coleman
Trade Policy and International Finance in the Bretton Woods Era: a Doctrinal Perspective with Reference to Australia and New Zealand pp. 62-81: Anthony M. Endres and Alan J. Rogers
Public Choice Theory had Negligible Effect on Australian Microeconomic Policy, 1970s to 2000s pp. 82-93: Jonathan Pincus
Thomas Mun’s England’s Treasure by Forraign Trade: the 17th-Century Manifesto for Economic Development pp. 94-106: Cosimo Perrotta
Book Reviews pp. 107-117: Geoffrey Fishburn, Peter Saunders and Tony Aspromourgos
2012 HETSA Distinguished Fellow: G.C. Harcourt pp. 118-118: Alex Millmow

On Oskar Lange’s Theoretical Positions on Equilibrium and Capital in Some 1930s and 1940s Writings pp. 1-26: Ariel Dvoskin and Andrés Lazzarini
Conflicting Views of the Entrepreneur in Turn-of-the-Century Vienna pp. 27-43: Matthew McCaffrey
Queen’s College and Australian Economics: 1900-1955 pp. 44-56: Ross Williams
How Richard Downing Obtained the Ritchie Chair pp. 57-70: Alex Millmow
Rosa Luxemburg’s The Accumulation of Capital pp. 71-82: Peter Groenewegen
John Maynard Keynes’s Indian Currency and Finance pp. 83-95: Rebeca Gomez Betancourt
Retirement of John King, Prolific and Incisive Historian of Economic Thought pp. 96-99: Michael Schneider
Book Reviews pp. 100-117: Marco Dardi, John Lodewijks, Anthony Endres, Bruce Littleboy, J.E. King, Peter Groenewegen and Mark Donohue

The Uses of Biography and the History of Economics pp. 1-15: Susan Howson
Further Details of the Life and Financial Affairs of T.R. Malthus pp. 16-31: John Pullen
Friedrich Hayek on Social Justice: Taking Hayek Seriously pp. 32-46: Yukihiro Ikeda
How Heterogeneity Shapes Vilfredo Pareto’s Social Equilibrium pp. 47-62: Gianfranco Tusset
International Design and the British Empire: Keynes on the Relief Problem pp. 63-83: Toshiaki Hirai
Peter Kenyon 1952–2012: a Memoir and a Tribute pp. 84-87: Geoffrey Harcourt
Price Control, Investment and Resource Allocation pp. 88-95: Peter Kenyon
The Rate of Interest Independent of the Rate of Profit: a Review of Matthew Smith’s Tooke (2011) pp. 96-109: Aldo Barba
Book Review pp. 110-115: Peter Groenewegen and J.E. King

Keynes’s Investment Activities While in the Treasury During World War I pp. 1-13: Richard J. Kent
Malthus’s Political Views in 1798: a ‘Foxite’ Whig? pp. 14-28: Nobuhiko Nakazawa
The Work of Nicolas Baudeau: Original and Unappreciated Thought pp. 29-55: Alain Clément and Riccardo Soliani
Colin Clark and Australia pp. 56-70: Alex Millmow
The Ideas of George Shackle and Henry Boettinger pp. 71-84: Bruce Littleboy
A.C. Pigou’s Wealth and Welfare pp. 101-116: Michael McLure
Millmow on the Australian Response to the 1930s Depression pp. 117-122: Gregory C.G. Moore
Book Reviews pp. 123-131: Christian Gehrke, Michael McLure and Keith Tribe