History of Economics Review

1996 - 2024

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

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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

Insider’s Story: Notes on the Claire Friedland and George Stigler Partnership pp. 1-28: Craig Freedman
Why Does Jean-Baptiste Say Think Economics is Worth Studying? pp. 29-46: Gilles Jacoud
The Forgotten Man: J.M. ‘Pete’ Garland pp. 47-61: Alex Millmow and John Pullen
The Samuelson–Solow Phillips Curve and the Great Inflation pp. 62-72: Thomas E. Hall and William R. Hart
Jacob Viner, the Cost of Protection, and Customs Unions: New Light from a Manitoba Consulting Assignment pp. 73-79: Paul Oslington
A New English Translation of Cantillon: Modern Improvement or Anachronistic Rendition into North American English? pp. 80-89: Peter Groenewegen
Book Reviews pp. 90-106: J. E. King, Peter Groenewegen, Graham White, L.A. Duhs, J. E. King, Timur Behlul and John Pullen

Keynes and The General Theory after 75 Years pp. 1-13: Rod O’Donnell
The Campaign to Arrest Ed Shann’s Influence in Western Australia: Economics in WA 1913-1934 pp. 14-44: Gregory C.G. Moore
Depression, War and Recovery: Western Australian Economics 1935 to 19631 pp. 45-69: Ray Petridis
Thirty Years of Economics: UWA and the WA Branch of the Economic Society from 1963 to 19921 pp. 70-91: Michael McLure
Charles Harper Through a Galbraithian Lens: Agricultural Cooperation and Countervailing Power in Colonial Western Australia pp. 92-110: D. J. Gilchrist
Wilfred E.G. Salter: The Merits of a Classical Economic Education pp. 111-130: Ernst Weber
Irving Fisher’s The Purchasing Power of Money pp. 131-143: Robert Dimand
Marx, Marshall, and ‘the good water-nymphs’ pp. 144-151: Geoffrey Fishburn
One More Word on J.K. Gifford pp. 151-154: James Forder
Book Reviews pp. 155-166: Robert A. Cord, Anthony Endres, R.N. Ghosh and J.E. King

Hayek, Keynesian Economics, and Planning Against Competition: A Caveat? pp. 1-9: Andrew Farrant and Edward McPhail
On Adam Smith’s Digression Appended to his Chapter on Bounties in The Wealth of Nations: A Window onto his Approach to Political Economy pp. 10-24: M. B. Harvey-Phillips
Douglas Copland and the Aftershocks of the Premiers’ Plan, 1931–1938 pp. 25-43: Alex Millmow
A Note on Henry George’s Concept of Value from Obligation pp. 44-54: John Pullen
Luxury, Crisis and Consumption: Sir James Steuart and the Eighteenth-Century Luxury Debate pp. 55-72: Aida Ramos
Dear Prudence: W.F. Lloyd on Population Growth and the Natural Wage pp. 73-90: Michael White
Book Reviews pp. 91-107: William Coleman, Robert Dimand, Mark Donoghue, Peter Groenewegen, Heinz D. Kurz and Matthew Smith

Theorising Risk and Uncertainty in Social Enquiry: Exploring the Contribution of Frank Knight pp. 1-26: Darryl S. L. Jarvis
Keynes as Biographer and Obituarist pp. 27-40: Richard J. Kent
The Categorical Requisite of Mises’s Pure Time-Preference Theory of Interest pp. 41-51: Troy P. Lynch
Hilferding’s Finance Capital in the Development of Marxist Thought pp. 52-62: J. E King
Historians and the History of Economic Thought: An Analysis of Three Biographies of Keynes pp. 63-76: Steven Kates
Placing Donald Winch in Context: An Essay on Wealth and Life pp. 77-108: Gregory C.G. Moore
William Thomas Thornton’s ‘The True Consequences of the Repeal of the Corn Laws’ with an Introduction and Annotations pp. 109-126: Mark Donoghue
Old Books: Research Archive or Landfill? pp. 127-127: J. E King
The 2010 Economic Society of Australia Distinguished Fellow Award pp. 128-131: John Lodewijks
Book Reviews pp. 132-145: J. E. King, J. E. King, Anthony M. Endres and Michael Schneider