Great Thinkers in Economics

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The Population Question and Swedish Social Policy in the 1930s: William Barber
The Fabian Way: David Reisman
Value and Distribution: John E. King
Joan Robinson and Socialist Planning in the Years of High Theory: Geoffrey Harcourt and Prue Kerr
Further Differentiating Keynes’s Aggregate Demand Function: Paul Davidson
A Return to Theory: John E. King
Facing the Crisis of 1929: Economic Equilibrium or Failure of Capitalism?: Roberto Lampa
Basic and Non-Basic Products: Alessandro Roncaglia
Political Economy and the Art of Controversy: James Ronald Stanfield and Jacqueline Bloom Stanfield
Friedman in Britain in the 1970s and 1980s: James Forder
in the beginning all the world was America: Gavin Kennedy
Marriage and Family: Giandomenica Becchio
Portfolio Balance, Money Demand, and Money Creation: Robert Dimand
A Theory of the Trade Cycle: Gordon Fletcher
An American Dilemma: The Negro Problem and Modern Democracy (1944): William Barber
Social Evolution: Buchanan and Hayek: David Reisman
The Theory of Prices and Income Distribution: Julio G. López and Michaël Assous
Growth and Development: David Reisman
Nature, Scope and Method of Economics: Ramesh Chandra
The Anatomy of the Study: Gordon Fletcher
Professor at Cambridge (1885–1908) and Adviser to Governments: Peter Groenewegen
Cosmogenesis: Robert Scott
A Social Economy: David Reisman
Tobin’s q and the Theory of Investment: Robert Dimand
Acts and Rules: David Reisman
The Importance of Money, Contracts, and Liquid Financial Markets: Paul Davidson
The Fisher Diagram and the Neoclassical Theory of Interest and Capital: Robert Dimand
The Grand Crusade: David Cowan
The Making of The Accumulation of Capital: Geoffrey Harcourt and Prue Kerr
For King’s and Country: Paolo Paesani
Public Policy: David Reisman
The Early Writings on the Trade Cycle and Imperfect Competition: Esteban Perez Caldentey
Part I Conclusion: James Forder
Hayek on Market Theory and the Price System: Peter J. Boettke
The Standard Commodity: Alessandro Roncaglia
Welfare in Relation to Cycles and Growth: Gordon Fletcher
The Life Cycle Hypothesis: Michael Szenberg and Lall Ramrattan
general principles of law and government: Gavin Kennedy
International Trade: John E. King
Hansen and the New Deal Policies: Robert Bigg
The British Economic Disaster, 1964–1979: John E. King
Part II Introduction: James Forder
Potential Surprise and Choice: Peter Earl and Bruce Littleboy
An Early Miscellany?: James Forder
‘It takes hard work to be accepted in the academic world’: Manchester University, 1948–57: Barbara Ingham and Paul Mosley
Minister of Commerce and Economic Policy-Making for Post-War Sweden, 1944–1947: William Barber
The 1920s: Making a Reputation: Gordon Fletcher
Constitutional Rules: David Reisman
The Theory of Capital: Roberto Lampa
Cooperation: David Reisman