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... sector (Namorato 1988,7 1-75). 3. An enlargcment on this theme is to be found in Tugwell 1933. Barber / “Institutionalist” Doctrine 573 During the First Hundred Days, Tugwell was at center stage as the architecture of the Agricultural Adjustment Act (AAA...

... made the startling revelation that fellow anthropologists had “prostituted science by using it as a cover for their activities as spies” in Central Amer­ ica. The American Anthropological Association (AAA) reacted by blam­ ing the messenger. With a twenty-one to ten censure motion...

... to numerous articles on different aspects of the New Deal agricultural program during the thirties, Davis authored one model analysis for the Brookings Institution, Wheat and the AAA (1939, and two years later co-authored another, Three Years of the Ag- ricultural Adjustment Administration...

... and a fellow of several scientific organizations, including the AAAS and the Society of Experimental Psychologists. He has a Docteur, Honoris Causa, from the Université Charles de Gaulle, Lille 3, France. His research is on the evolution and mechanisms of learning in humans and animals and the history...

... and especially with the NRA and AAA movement toward price fixing and encouragement of monopoly. Lippmann’s concern with the New Deal grew substantially from 1933 to 1937. Early on he seemed to approve of the New Deal’s experimental approach, writing that the presence of academic economists in government...

..., of Keynesian fiscal policy as well. Lippmann, however, expressed concern that the Roo- sevelt administration was mixing recovery with reform to the detriment of the former. He had problems with Roosevelt’s Brain Trust and especially with the NRA and AAA movement toward price fixing and encouragement...

... and especially with the NRA and AAA movement toward price fixing and encouragement of monopoly. Lippmann’s concern with the New Deal grew substantially from 1933 to 1937. Early on he seemed to approve of the New Deal’s experimental approach, writing that the presence of academic economists in government...

...: [email protected] . Copyright © 2018 Duke University Press 2018 E. B. Wilson Samuelson AAAS Econometric Society Harvard References Backhouse Roger . 2017 . Maker of Modern Economics: An Intellectual Biography of Paul A. Samuelson. Vol. 1: Becoming Samuelson . Backhouse...

... representation in the NRA (and even more so in the AAA) represented a significant de- velopment in the area of business regulation.23 As stated by Robert Lynd (1934, 220): “The recovery machinery officially recognizes for the first time that the consumer is sitting in on the game.” The first executive...

.... Emphasizing the New Deal’s early focus on pro- duction limitations with price fixing (NRA and AAA) and reflation, Barber con- cluded that it took Franklin D. Roosevelt five years to regain the economic insights of his predecessor. Perhaps Hoover should be rescued from critics who have usually...

... and appreciated by practitioners in the natural sciences, and this has been more the case in recent decades as the field matures (I view the Sokal af- fair as an aberration).6 The American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS), for example, normally has a distinguished histo- rian of science give...

... - (5.00) 4.0 - (10.00) 61 62 63 61 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 12 73 74 75 76 17 78 79 80 81 82 83 t?4 85 86 87 88 89 90 91 92 Figure 6 Nominal interest rate of AAA bonds and rate of growth of nominal business investment. Source: NIPA...

... Aaa of marriage FIGURE4 21. Malthus 1970, p. 136: “With these extraordinary encouragements to population, and every cause of depopulation, as we have supposed, removed, the numbers would necessarily increase faster than in any society that has ever yet...

... will not try to defend the indefensible. ’ ’s6 It clearly followed, in Fisher’s view, that certain conspicuous fea- tures of the New Deal-most notably, the NRA and the AAA-had “actually retarded reco~ery.”8~While not entirely “out of sym- pathy” with such programs,88 he...

... choice was an average or index of AAA bond rates, or a prime rate, which is not an effective measure of the op- portunity cost of a long capital asset. Using such a rate almost forces the conclusion of interest inelasticity of investment. We may draw the tentative conclusion...

... to dis­close the demo­graphi­cs of their stu­dents and fac­ ulty. Beyond iden­tif­ yi­ ng female job cand­ id­ ates and prom­ oti­ ng inclus­ ion, counting and nam­ing women helped develop net­works. Such efforts were coor­din­ ated by the Ameri­c­ an Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS), which...

... much in common with Boulding.20 In December 1969, several joint sessions were organized by the Association for the Study of Grants Economy and the Public Choice Society at the annual meeting of the AEA in New York City and at that of the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS...

... assistant Stryker in the summer of 1934 at the Agricultural Adjustment Administration (AAA). What he wanted from him was in a lot of ways similar to what Stryker had done for American Economic Life: to compile all kinds of images, graphs, and sur- veys on American agriculture from as many sources...