History of Economics Review

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Volume 33, issue 1, 2001

Some Reflections on the ‘Pigou-Robinson’ Theory of Exploitation pp. 1-16

Paul Flatau

An Overinvestment (but Anti-Austrian) Explanation of the Turning Points of the Cycle: Italian Contributions of the Early 20th Century pp. 17-32

Guglielmo Forges Davanzati and Riccardo Realfonzo

Boisguilbert’s Theory of Money, Circular Flow, Effective Demand and Distribution of Wealth pp. 33-43

Peter Groenewegen

Marx’s Theory of the Money Commodity pp. 44-63

Anitra Nelson

William Edward Hearn on Knowledge-Based Growth: Innovator, or Plagiarist of John Rae? pp. 64-80

Masazumi Wakatabe

Book Reviews pp. 81-111

J.E. Alvey, Craig Freedman and Gregory G.C. Moore

Volume 32, issue 1, 2000

Historical Scholarship and Publication, or - Why Do Commercial Publishers Exist? pp. 1-9

Tony Aspromourgos

Economics Imperialism and Intellectual Progress: The Present as History of Economic Thought? pp. 10-35

Ben Fine

Commercial Scholarly Publishing: the Devil Incarnate or Divine Saviour? pp. 37-45

John Shipp

An Early Estimate of the Value of Australia’s Stock of Human Capital pp. 46-57

Malcolm Treadgold

How Rational is Popper’s Rationality Principle?: A Critical Note on Oakley pp. 58-62

Boris Salazar

How Rational Is Popper’s Rationality Principle? A Reply to Boris Salazar pp. 63-66

Allen Oakley

Book Reviews pp. 67-105

Peter Groenewegen, Phillip Anthony O’hara and John Pullen

Volume 31, issue 1, 2000

Adam Smith and the Theory Of Value: Chapter Six Considered pp. 1-13

John Henry

The role of teleology in Adam Smith’s Wealth of Nations pp. 14-29

Richard Kleer

Political Economy From Below: Communitarian Anarchism as a Neglected Discourse in Histories of Economic Thought pp. 30-47

Rob Knowles

Revisiting Giblin: Australia’s First Protokeynesian Economist? pp. 48-67

Alex Millmow

Economists Who Have Influenced Me pp. 68-69

Graeme Dorrance

Book Reviews pp. 70-90

G.C.G. Moore and Allen Oakley

Volume 30, issue 1, 1999

DP. O’Brien and the History of Economic Analysis pp. 1-24

John Creedy

Economics and the origin of Popper’s situational analysis pp. 25-40

Allen Oakley

Misinterpreting Gustav Cassel Origins and Implications for the Contemporary Literature pp. 41-55

Imad A. Moosa

Pareto on the Cause of Value Maurice Dobb’s Partial Assessment pp. 56-67

Michael McLure

Mainstream Consumer Theory pp. 68-81

Sravros A. Drakopoulos and Anastassios Karayiannis

Reflections on the Centenary of John Bates Clark – ‘The distribution of wealth’ (1899) pp. 82-89

Peter Groenewegen

‘It’s a Case of Using Any Stick to Beat a Dog’: R.I. Downing, the Keynesian Revolution and Reconstruction pp. 90-107

Nicholas Brown

Coombs the Keynesian pp. 108-125

Tim Rowse

Sir Leslie Melville Keynesian or pragmatist? pp. 126-150

Selwyn Cornish

Australian Economics in the Twentieth Century Comment pp. 151-153

H.W. Arndt

The Dissent of Economists A Response to Courvisanos and Jones pp. 155-158

Richard Holt and Steven Pressman

Book Review pp. 159-180

Tony Aspromourgos, Ray Petridis, Rajani Kanth, Geoffrey Harcourt and John King

After dinner remarks – HETSA (July 14,1999) pp. 181-182

E. Roy Weintraub

Conference Programme and Abstracts pp. 183-192

The Editors

History Of Economic Thought Society Of Australia pp. 193-195

The Editors

A Note Correcting Several Mathematical Errors in Skidelsky’s John Maynard Keynes(1992) pp. 196-196

Michael Emmett Brady

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