Great Thinkers in Economics

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The False Promise of Socialism and The Road to Serfdom: Peter J. Boettke
Reforming the World’s Money: Paul Davidson
An Ideal Banking Policy: Gordon Fletcher
Why Visiting Economists Fail: The Turning Point in Ghana 1957–8: Barbara Ingham and Paul Mosley
Demand Management: David Reisman
setting to work industrious people: Gavin Kennedy
Political Economy and the Public Purpose: James Ronald Stanfield and Jacqueline Bloom Stanfield
Varieties of Escape: 2, Traveller and Professional Actor: Gordon Fletcher
Economic Policy Advice-Giving for the Rich and the Poor in the 1960s and 1970s: William Barber
Kalecki’s Open Economy Macroeconomics: Julio G. López and Michaël Assous
Understanding the Ethics of Competition: David Cowan
Shackle and Behavioural Economics: Peter Earl and Bruce Littleboy
Keynesian Ethics: David Reisman
State and Welfare: David Reisman
Hubris, Nemesis, and Analysis: “Stock Prices Appear to Have Reached a Permanently High Plateau”: Robert Dimand
Methodology: James Forder
A Genuine Institutional Economics: Peter J. Boettke
The Circular Flow: David Reisman
The 1930s: Robertsonian Theory and Policy in the Decade of Keynes: Gordon Fletcher
Editors and Critics: John E. King
Inflation: Paul Davidson
The Irrelevance of Equilibrium Economics: John E. King
Final Years and Some Further Volumes (1919–24): Peter Groenewegen
Epilogue: William Barber
An Introduction to Modern Economics: A Light that Failed?: Geoffrey Harcourt and Prue Kerr
Stagflation: David Reisman
increasing the fund for productive hands: Gavin Kennedy
Keynes’s Revolution: The Evidence Showing Who Killed Cock Robin: Paul Davidson
Disenchantment in the Caribbean, 1958–63: Barbara Ingham and Paul Mosley
Robertson and Keynes: Parallels and Differences: Gordon Fletcher
Ethics as Unknowledge: David Reisman
The Essay in Dynamic Theory: Esteban Perez Caldentey
Secular Stagnation: Robert Bigg
Michal Kalecki: A Pioneer of Development Economics: Julio G. López and Michaël Assous
The Robbins Critique: Nahid Aslanbeigui and Guy Oakes
The Debt-Deflation Theory of Great Depressions: Robert Dimand
Political Economy in the Conservative Hour: James Ronald Stanfield and Jacqueline Bloom Stanfield
Allyn Young on Applied Economics: Ramesh Chandra
Keynesian Revolution and Robertsonian Dissent: Gordon Fletcher
Unemployment: David Reisman
Lessons for Economists, Entrepreneurs and Business Schools: Peter Earl and Bruce Littleboy
Welfare Economics: David Cowan
Economics as Unknowledge: David Reisman
Kaldor in His Time — and Ours: John E. King
A Rich and Enduring Legacy: Peter Groenewegen
Boulding’s Place in Economic History: Robert Scott
Circular Flow and Social Class: David Reisman
The Three Ricardos: John E. King
A Concerned Intellectual’s Task: Joan Robinson’s Three Popular Books: Geoffrey Harcourt and Prue Kerr
a very violent attack: Gavin Kennedy