.... The Link between David Hume’s Treatise of Human Nature and His Fiduciary Theory of Money Carl Wennerlind David Hume’s position in the history of economic thought has oscillated between prominence and obscurity. Certain writers herald Hume as a truly seminal economic thinker, whereas others tend...

..., Financial Intermediation and Corporate Finance. In European Financial Integration , edited by A. Giovannini and C. Mayer. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. Keynes , John Maynard . 1930 . A Treatise on Money . 2 vols. London: Macmillan. Keynes , John Maynard . 1973 . The General...

...Ho-Po Crystal Wong I examine John Maynard Keynes's struggle with the doctrine of forced saving during the period 1924–36, from when he worked on the Treatise on Money to the completion of his General Theory . I investigate what led Keynes to completely abolish ideas related to forced saving and how...

... our interpretation on a systematic and thorough exploitation of Schumpeter's posthumously published book, recently translated into English under the title A Treatise on Money . This is an essential resource, in which Schumpeter replaced the orthodox view of a “real” economy by the central concept...

... his possible influence on the Cambridge economists. This article analyses how Bernácer updated the model to the new formal rhetoric of the 1930s in light of the publication of Keynes’s A Treatise on Money . On the other hand, the article also analyzes how Bernácer, as a member of the Research...

... theory of money—a restatement.’ In Studies in the quantity theory of money , ed. M. Friedman (Chicago), 3 -21. Keynes , John Maynard 1971 . A treatise on money , vol. 1 : The pure theory of money (1930). As reprinted in Keynes, Collected writings, vol. V. Keynes , John Maynard 1973a...

... descriptions of the demand for money shows that at the time he too did not fully recognize the significance in this context of the distinc- tion between wealth and income. Indeed, Keynes himself was more or less to admit this later in the Treatise (see below, pp. 41-42).3 Within less than a year...

... towards the General theory. 14. Treatise, 1:143-44. 15. Collected writings, vol. 7, The general theory of employment interest and money, 269-70. 16. Patinkin 8z kith, 23-24, n. 10. 17. Treatise, 1:160-61...

... by a change in the quantity of money-generate “an oscillation about an approximately unchanged price level” (TM I, p. 248). Keynes not only failed to derive from Wicksell all that he might have, but also failed to see the full extent of the similarity between his Treatise and what Wicksell had...

.... Manning 1962 . The British banking mechanism . London. Dillard , Dudley 1948 . The economics of John Maynard Keynes . New York. Fender , John 1981 . Understanding Keynes . New York. Field , Alexander J. 1983 . ‘Price and quantity adjustment in the Treatise on money...

.... Davidson, Paul. 1965 . Keynes' Finance Motive. Oxford Economic Papers 17.1 : 47 -65. ____. [1972] 1978 . Money and the Real World . 2d ed. London: Macmillan. Davis, E. G. 1980 . The Correspondence between R. G. Hawtrey and J. M. Keynes on the Treatise: The Genesis of Output Adjustment Models...

... to this question in the Preface to the General Theory is as follows: When I began to write my Treatise on Money I was still moving along the traditional lines of regarding the influence of money as something so to speak separate from the general theory of supply and demand. When I finished it, I...

... in monetary theory as the Tract was designed for a general audience primarily concerned with current pol- icy. Indeed, from the viewpoint of traditional scholarship, the Treatise is Keynes’ most ambitious and weighty work: the two- volume work-on “The Pure Theory of Money’’ and “The Applied...

... as is currently possible, the dating of the various points of transition between Keynes’s Treatise on Money and his General Theory. As such it supplements several previous attempts-and to a considerable extent, supplants them.l My justification for doing the job...

... XIVème Siècle . Lyon: La Manufacture. Fau , Jacqueline 1990 . Nicolas Oresme [1355], Traité Monétaire: Treatise on Money . Paris: Cujas. Gillard , Lucien . 1988 . Nicole Oresme, Economiste. Revue Historique 279 : 3 -39. Gilson , Etienne . [1944] 1955 . History...

.... Kalecki, M. 1942 . A Theory of Profits. Economic Journal 52.206–7 : 258 –67. ———. [1933] 1966 . Outline of a Theory of the Business Cycle. In Studies in the Theory of Business Cycles, 1933–1939 . Translated by Ada Kalecka. Oxford: Blackwell. Keynes, J. M. [1930] 1971 . A Treatise on Money...

... -22. Keynes, John Maynard. [1930] 1971a . A Treatise on Money: Part 1, The Pure Theory of Money. Vol. 5 of The Collected Writings of John Maynard Keynes , edited by Elizabeth Johnson and Donald Moggridge. London: Macmillan. ———. [1930] 1971b . A Treatise on Money: Part 2, The Applied Theory...

.... Correspondingly, the impression one gets from the Treatise is that the money market is not an equal partner in determining events; instead, it only places some bounds on the events as determined in the markets for goods. Keynes (as already quoted in Chapter 4 above) was fully aware that his...

... exchange. In the latter sense it appears in the treatise of contracts (Odonis n.d.c.) as well (Q.2). Elsewhere in the treatise this sense of the word appears in the dichotomy that permits money to be a mean but not an extreme in exchange. Incidentally, this is how Odonis justifies rent con- tracts...

... interest- ing reading and that Mehta’s re-interpretation of Keynes’ Treatise on Money forms a fascinating analysis. The first part of the book attempts to establish the central paradigm of clas- sical normal science and considers the puzzles which arose in the articulation of the aggregate...