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... of ideas in development. Economic thinkers including Alexander Hamilton, Henry Charles Carey, and Henry George shared these notions, although to varying degrees and with various implications. When economists of the present day turn to history to understand the role of invention and adaptation in economic...

... influential, since many of the young Serbian economists had been trained in Germany. Henry Charles Carey, the American economist, is also cited as an influence. After the turn of the century, contemporary economic thought in England, France, Germany, and Russia influenced Serbian economic ideas...

... thinker who also found inspiration in numerous political economists ranging from Adam Smith to Jean-Baptiste Colbert, Charles Coquelin, Henry Thornton, and Thomas Tooke. It was in The Past, the Present, and the Future , published in 1848, that Carey introduced his stage-like development model. His...

... lines of European thought. The ideas of the German historical school were particularly influential, since many of the young Serbian economists had been trained in Germany. Henry Charles Carey, the American economist, is also cited as an influence. After the turn of the century...

... and Others in Favor of an International Copyright Law. House Misc. Doc. No. 76, 30th Cong., 1st sess. , 29 April. Bryant, William Cullen, II, ed. 1994 . Power for Sanity: Selected Editorials of William Cullen Bryant, 1829-1861 . New York: Fordham University Press. Carey, Henry Charles. 1853 . Note...

... List s National System of Political Economy (Colwell 1856a), to which he appended a lengthy introd­ uct­ory essay. He also formed a close friend­ship with Henry Charles Carey, the leadi­ng figu­ re of the develo­ p­men­tally ori­ ented Ameri­­can school of politi­c­ al econo­ my. This busin­ ess...

... of a bird, all of which exhibit the same structure. In the nine­ teenth century the economist and sociologist Henry Carey believed he had found a law which was a social homologue of the Newtonian law of universal gravity, that is, a law having the identical form as the New­ tonian law. His...

... of free trade. Both economists criticized the theories of rent and population. See Friedrich List, The National System of Political Economy (London, 1928); Henry Charles Carey, Princi- ples of Social Science, 3 vols. (Philadelphia, 1873). 10. On German historical economics, see Joseph...

... the Moral Society, in East-Hampton, (Long-Island) . New London, Conn.: Green. Bretz, Julian P. 1929 . Economic Background of the Liberty Party. American Historical Review 34.2 : 250 -64. Carey, Henry C. 1853 . The Slave Trade, Domestic and Foreign: Why It Exists, and How It May be Extinguished...

...), 262 Coffee valorizations, 150 Capitalism, 51-52, 80 Cognition, 73, 325 Carey, Henry C ., 11, 2 4 -2 5 , 31 Cognitive dissonance, 78 Carlyle, Thomas, 27-28 Cognitive psychology, 77 Carroll, Lewis, 159...

..., Sir William Temple, Sir George S. Ev- elyn, Lord (Charles) Liverpool, Sir Frederick Eden, Henry Martyn, Simon Gray, Arthur Young, Nicholas Wood, Patrick Colquhoun, and David MacPherson. Although the Manual contains fewer than 300 pages, roughly one-fifth of which are devoted...

... coming from business and engineering valuation techniques. The notion of reproduction cost provided the answer. Although the notion had been theoretically developed by lead- ing American economist Henry Charles Carey in his Principles of Political Economy (1837, 9–12), it is very likely that late...

..., Profiteers and Middlemen: Popular Explanations for the High Cost of Living, 1897–1920  693 Mauro Boianovsky Friedrich List and the Economic Fate of Tropical Countries  647 Loïc Charles and Yann...

... to pro- tect American industry (as opposed to those who wanted nominal tariffs to raise revenue), Henry Carey, was a republican, as was Daniel Ray- mond, for whom Carey had tried to obtain an appointment at the Uni- versity of Maryland. Those who advocated a protective tariff argued...

... as the “boom of the 1690’s.” Some- what in contrast to other economic writers who published texts during this decade such as Josiah Child, Charles Davenant, Dudley North, Henry Martyn, and Nicho- las Barbon—branded as “Tory free traders” by William Ashley—Cary was a crude protectionist defending...

... insights for social reform perspec- tives in American social thought during the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. Not all critics of Conservative social Darwinism were Reform Darwinists, of course. Henry Carey’s fusion of the Adam Smithian belief in natural law with an optimism...

... this decade such as Josiah Child, Charles Davenant, Dudley North, Henry Martyn, and Nicho- las Barbon—branded as “Tory free traders” by William Ashley—Cary was a crude protectionist defending the interests of the English manufacturing industry as well as the exploitation of what at the time was called...

... as the “boom of the 1690’s.” Some- what in contrast to other economic writers who published texts during this decade such as Josiah Child, Charles Davenant, Dudley North, Henry Martyn, and Nicho- las Barbon—branded as “Tory free traders” by William Ashley—Cary was a crude protectionist defending...

... this decade such as Josiah Child, Charles Davenant, Dudley North, Henry Martyn, and Nicho- las Barbon—branded as “Tory free traders” by William Ashley—Cary was a crude protectionist defending the interests of the English manufacturing industry as well as the exploitation of what at the time was called...

... graduate programs, characteristics Bork, Robert, 209 of, 120 Bowen, Howard, 58 late-career job types, 125 Bowley, A. L., 248, 253 Carey, Henry, 54 Brady, Dorothy, 16 Carnegie Corporation, 68 Brains Trust, 62, 69, 166...