History of Economics Review

1996 - 2024

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

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Cambridge, England, or Cambridge, Tasmania? Some Recent Excavations of the Giblin Multiplier pp. 1-11: William Coleman
An Interpretation of Ronald Coase’s Analytical Approach pp. 12-32: Bingyuan Hsiung
Development: An Obituary pp. 33-34: Jeanette C. Mitchell
Schumpeter’s Theory of Ideological Influence pp. 35-64: Matthew Steen
The Role of Eastern Europe in Development Economics’ History pp. 65-87: James M. Warner and Kenneth Jameson
Interpreting the History of Economics pp. 88-96: Michael McLure
Book Reviews pp. 97-116: Graham Dunkley, John Henry, M.C. Howard, J.E. King, John Laurent, Troy P. Lynch, Sandrine Potulny and John Singleton

The Influence of Medicine on Political Economy in the Seventeenth Century pp. 1-22: Alain Clément
Keynes, Kuznets and Estimates of Investment pp. 23-32: Richard J. Kent
Some Difficulties with Sunspots and Mr Macleod: Adding to the Bibliography of W.S. Jevons pp. 33-46: Michael White
Appendix 1 pp. 47-52: The Editors
One Hundred Years From Today pp. 53-68: Gregory C.G. Moore
Book Review pp. 69-95: John Henry, J.E. King, Frederic Lee, Troy P. Lynch, Michael McLure, Alex Millmow, Stephen Parsons, Steven Pressman, Michael Schneider and John Singleton

The Way to the Socialist Planned Economy pp. 51-70: Marek Breit, Oskar Lange and Jan Toporowski
Hayek Translated: Some Words of Caution pp. 71-83: JHansjörg Klausinger
The Power of Economic Ideas: Australian Economists in the Thirties pp. 84-99: Alex Millmow
Expectations, Lags and Particular Parameter Values in Harrod’s Dynamics pp. 100-108: J.W. Nevile
Teaching the History of Economic Thought at theUniversity of Sydney: Some Reflections pp. 109-125: Peter Groenewegen
Book Review pp. 126-177: Gregory Moore, Phillip Anthony O’Hara and Daniele Besomi

A Note on the Debate over ‘Economic Rationalism’ in Australia: An Application of Albert Hirschman’s Rhetoric of Reaction pp. 1-9: Therese Burton, Brian Dollery and Joe Wallis
Unity in the Influences on Adam Smith pp. 10-25: Peter Clarke
A Century of Vertical Fiscal Imbalance in Australian Federalism pp. 26-43: Therese Burton, Brian Dollery and Joe Wallis
Hicks’s The Theory Of Wages: Its Place in the History of Neoclassical Distribution Theory pp. 44-65: Paul Flatau
R.C. Mills (1886-1952) and Australian Fiscal Federalism, with Special Reference to the Methodology of the Grants Commission pp. 67-75: Peter Groenewegen
Keith Frearson On Roy Harrod, As Told To Geoff Harcourt pp. 76-84: Geoffrey Harcourt
The Comparative Sociology of Environmental Economics in the Works of Henry Carey and Karl Marx pp. 85-110: Michael Perelman
Australia’s ‘Employment Approach’ to International Postwar Reconstruction: Calling the Bluff ofMultilateralism pp. 111-125: Sean Turnell
A Conversation with Peter Groenewegen pp. 126-159: Brian Dollery
Teaching Economics Historically pp. 160-164: Paul Oslington
One Hundred Years From Today pp. 166-168: Michael Schneider
Heinz Wolfgang Arndt (1915 – 2002) pp. 170-173: Selwyn Cornish
Sir Leslie Galfreid Melville (1902–2002) pp. 174-176: Alex Millmow
W. Brian Reddaway (1913 - 2002) pp. 177-179: Alex Millmow

Barry Gordon’s Research, Influences and Contacts pp. 4-12: Moira Gordon
>Economic Ideas in the Pauline Epistles of the New Testament pp. 13-34: George Gotsis and Sarah Drakopoulou Dodd
Mutual Aid and the Making of Heterodox Economics in Postwar America: a Post Keynesian View pp. 45-63: Frederic Lee
Selling Plutology: Correspondence Relating to the Failure of Australia’s First Economics Text pp. 64-77: C.G. Moore
The Contemporary Relevance of Thorstein Veblen’s Institutional-Evolutionary Political Economy pp. 78-103: Phillip Anthony O’Hara
Surplus Value and the Kalecki Principle in Marx’s Reproduction Schema pp. 105-114: B. Trigg
A Defence of Commercial Publishers pp. 115-118: John Wood
Commercial Publishers, Again pp. 118-119: Tony Aspromourgos
Book Review pp. 120-139: Craig Freedman

Ray Petridis, HETSA and the Revival of the History of Economic Thought pp. 1-6: Paul Flatau and Robert Leeson
Is Labour Cheapening a Means to Reducing Involuntary (Labour) Unemployment? pp. 7-18: Tony Aspromourgos
The Role of Economists in Government and International Agencies: A Fresh Look at the Field pp. 19-32: A. W. Coats
The Value of Things in the Imaginative Life: Microeconomics in the Bloomsbury Group pp. 56-73: Craufurd Goodwin
Thomas Carlyle, ‘The Dismal Science’, and the Contemporary Political Economy of Slavery pp. 74-94: Peter Groenewegen
40 Years Teaching Post Keynesian Themes in Adelaide and Cambridge pp. 95-109: Geoffrey Harcourt
‘State Capitalism’ in the Soviet Union pp. 110-126: M.C. Howard and J.E. King
Carlyle, Ruskin, and Morris: Work Across the ‘River of Fire’ pp. 127-145: Rob Knowles
Internalising the Externalities of Homoeconometricus: Turning Silicon Astrologers into Popperian Bookmakers pp. 146-159: Robert Leeson
Training Professional Economists: The Australian Experience pp. 160-167: John Lodewijks
Keynes’s Criticisms of Malthus, and ‘Malthus’s Reply’: the Concept of Effective Supply pp. 168-181: J.M. Pullen
Sismondi’s Macroeconomic Model An Annotated Translation pp. 182-199: Michael Schneider