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Volume 29, issue 1, 1999

Adam Smith’s Support for Money and Banking Regulation: A Case of Inconsistency? pp. 1-15

Mathieu Carlson

Marshall’s vs Wicksell’s Theory of the Cumulative Process pp. 16-30

Michael J. Gootzeit

J. R. Hicks on equilibrium and disequilibrium Value and Capital revisited pp. 31-44

Michel De Vroey

How ‘Neo-Classical’ is Neoclassical Economics? With Special Reference to Value Theory pp. 45-69

Milan Zafirovski

The Monetary Model of Exchange Rates in the History of Economic Thought pp. 70-80

Imad A. Moosa and George Towadros

Monetary Reformers Abroad. Australian Economists at the Ottawa and World Economic Conferences pp. 81-96

Sean Turnell

The Phillips Controversy. A Further Reply to Chappie pp. 97-106

Robert Leeson

The challenge on Phillips pp. 107-110

Simon Chapple

A Note on the Etymology of Hearn’s ‘Olbology’ pp. 111-111

Evelyn L. Forget

Book Reviews pp. 112-148

Jerry Courvisanos, Evan Jones, Peter Groenewegen, Roy Green, Eric R. Sowey, William Coleman, William Coleman and Rajani Kanth

Volume 28, issue 1, 1998

The Development of the Theory of Exchange pp. 1-45

John Creedy

David Hume on Technology and Culture pp. 46-61

A.M.C. Waterman

From Giblin to Kalecki: The Export Multiplier and the Balance of Payments Constraint On Economic Growth, 1930–1933 pp. 62-71

John King

Bill Phillips’s Big Trade-off pp. 72-86

Simon Chapple

The Demise of the High Inflation Trade-Off Interpretation A Reply to Chapple pp. 87-103

Robert Leeson

Hollander’s ‘Marx and Malthusianism’: A Critique pp. 104-112

Ajit Sinha

Selectivity Criteria in the Historiography of Economics pp. 113-125

Anastassios Karayiannis

Keynes, Hayek, and “Religion” as a Necessary Social Institution pp. 126-128

John Henry

Book Reviews pp. 129-150

John Nevile, Steven Kates, Peter Groenewegen, Alex Millmow, Anitra Nelson and Stavros Drakopoulos

Correction Note pp. 151-151

Michael Emmett Brady

History of Economic Thought Society of Australia Eleventh Conference 1998 pp. 152-164

The Editors

Volume 27, issue 1, 1998

Introduction pp. 2-2

Robert Leeson

Journal Editing in the History of Economic Thought pp. 3-5

Warren Samuels

Some Reflections on Editing History of Political Economy pp. 6-11

Craufurd Goodwin

Selection Criteria in the History of Economic Thought pp. 12-15

Vincent J. Tarascio

Hearn’s ‘Plutology’ or Hearn’s ‘Olbology’? pp. 16-20

Alan Treloar and John Pullen

Marx, Money, and Modern Themes pp. 21-36

Douglas Vickers

Oxford Versus Cambridge on How to Pay for the War: A Comment on Littleboy pp. 37-49

J.E. King

Countervailing Egos – Stigler Versus Galbraith pp. 50-75

Craig Freedman

Keynes and Darwin pp. 76-93

John Laurent

Book Review pp. 94-100

Gregory Moore

History of Economic Thought Society of Australia Tenth Conference pp. 101-115

The Editors

Volume 26, issue 1, 1997

On the Development of Böhm-Bawerk’s Interest Theory from ‘Fisherian’ to ‘Wicksellian’ pp. 1-10

Shigeki Tomo

Ludwig von Mises’s Transformation of the Austrian Theory of Value and Cost pp. 11-20

J. Patrick Gunning

Epistemological Problems of human agency in Mises’s Subjectivism pp. 21-39

Allen Oakley

The Process of Collaboration Between Oskar Morgenstern and John von Neumann pp. 40-50

Chikako Nakayama

Hayek on Government Two Views or One? pp. 51-67

Chris Guest

Hayek, Keynes and the State pp. 68-82

Jeremy Shearmur

Fritz Machlup’s Quasi-Subjectivism pp. 83-93

Gillis Maclean

‘Rationality, Individualism and Public Policy’ in the Light of Pareto pp. 94-108

Michael McLure

Fair Wages and Just Outcomes Marshall and Pigou on the Labour Market and Redistribution pp. 109-124

Paul Flatau

Productive/Unproductive Labour. A Note on Marx’s Critique of Adam Smith pp. 125-130

Ajit Sinha

Uncovering a ‘Touch of Genius’ pp. 131-135

Alex Millmow

Decision Making Under Uncertainty in the Treatise on Probability pp. 136-142

Michael Brady

The Development of Keynes’ Theories of Risk in Chapters 26 and 29 of the Treatise on Probability pp. 143-145

Michael Brady

Book Reviews pp. 146-190

Peter Groenewegen, Philippe Fontaine, James E. Alvey, James E. Alvey, Athol Fitzgibbons, Athol Fitzgibbons, Ray Petridis and Evan Jones

History of Economic thought Society of Australia 10.00 - 11.00 Ninth Conference UNSW, 10-12 July 1996 pp. 191-207

The Editors

Volume 25, issue 1, 1996

John Maynard Keynes Yesterday, Today And Tomorrow pp. 1-13

Rod O’Donnell

The Formation of Keynes’s Vision pp. 14-31

Gilles Dostaler

Can we consider the Keynesian Revolution To Be Scientific Progress? pp. 32-44

Peter Rosner

Economics Beyond the Neoclassical Synthesis Rediscovering Keynes’s Enterprise pp. 45-66

Peter Sheehan

Keynesian Misjudgments About Strikes and Inflation pp. 67-71

Robert Leeson

The Logic of Post Keynesian Economics pp. 72-77

Athol Fitzgibbons

The Influence of the Great Depression on Keynes’s ‘General Theory’ pp. 78-87

Robert Skidelsky

The Wider Significance of “How To Pay For The War” pp. 88-95

Bruce Littleboy

Hoyek and Keynes A Commonality pp. 96-114

Tony Lawson

Marshall and Keynes A Survey of Some Recent Literature pp. 115-118

Peter Groenewegen

Keynes, Say’s Law and the Theory of the Business Cycle pp. 119-126

Steven Kates

Malthus and Keynes Some Recent Secondary Literature pp. 127-128

Samuel Hollander

A Comparison-Contrast of J. M. Keynes’ Mathematical Modeling Approach in the General Theory with some of his General Theory Interpreters, especially J.E. Meade pp. 129-158

Michael Emmett Brady

Keynes and Keynesians on Investment Decision-making A Behavioural Perspective pp. 160-171

Jerry Courvisanos

Self-fulfilling Expectations and The General Theory pp. 172-183

Colin Rogers

Equilibrium and Determination in Open Systems The Case of The General Theory pp. 184-188

Victoria Chick

Some Reflections on Keynes’s “Choice of Units” pp. 189-203

Dick Staveley

J.M. Keynes’ “Safety First” Approach Decision Making Under Risk in the Treatise on Probability (1921) pp. 204-209

Michael Emmett Brady

A “Second Edition” of The General Theory pp. 210-212

Geoffrey Harcourt

What Can Economists Learn From Keynes’s Philosophy? pp. 213-216

Rod O’Donnell

Keynes After 60 Years pp. 217-220

Peter Kriesler

The Relevance of the Keynesian Multiplier Process After Sixty Years pp. 221-231

Paul Dalziel

The Rise and Fall of The Phillips Curve in British Policy-Making Circles pp. 232-248

Robert Leeson

The Rise of the Natural-Rate of Unemployment Model pp. 249-264

Robert Leeson

Language and Inflation pp. 265-275

Robert Leeson