... explore this influence, its history, and the role it played in Hotelling’s work and ideas. We show that political beliefs deeply shaped Hotelling’s approach to economics and that the rules of the Landlord’s Game helped him think about economic mechanisms. Rescuing Henry George: Optimization, Welfare...

...Leland B. Yeager Henry George has been widely pigeonholed and dismissed as a singletaxer. Actually, he was a profound and original economist. He independently arrived at several of the most characteristic insights of the ‘Austrian’ School, which is enjoying a revival nowadays. Yet George scorned...

... comprehensive view of the Irish contribution. The higher art, of course, as several of these papers demonstrate, is to place Irish economics in a broad theoretical and historical perspective. Southeastern Massachusetts University GERARDM. KOOT Henry George: dreamer or realist? By Steven B...

... ] 1966. Philosophy and Political Economy . Reprinted, New York. Clark , S. B. 1891 . The Single Tax and the Impôt Unique. Quarterly Journal of Economics 5 (April): 357 -59. Collier , C. 1979 . Henry George's System of Political Economy. HOPE 11 . 1 : 64 -93. Cord , S. B...

...Charles Collier Copyright © 1979 by Duke University Press 1979 History of Political Economy 11 :I 0 1979 by Duke University Press Henry George’s system of political economy Charles Collier...

... 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...

..., Terry. (1975) 2006. Criticism and Ideology: A Study in Marxist Literary Theory. London: Verso. Eliot, George [Mary Ann Lewes]. 1873. Letter to Henry Sidgwick, November 24. Archives of Trinity College, University of Cambridge. Add c.93 112. (1876) 2009. Daniel Deronda. Edited by Graham Handley...

..., which includes comments from discussants, should appeal to anyone con- cerned with Henry George’s ideas about land taxation. Historians of economic thought will be especially interested in the essays by Kenneth Boulding, Weld Carter, George Break, Mason Gaffney, and Matthew Edel...

.... The higher art, of course, as several of these papers demonstrate, is to place Irish economics in a broad theoretical and historical perspective. Southeastern Massachusetts University GERARDM. KOOT Henry George: dreamer or realist? By Steven B. Cord. New York: Robert Schal- kenbach...

... comments from discussants, should appeal to anyone con- cerned with Henry George’s ideas about land taxation. Historians of economic thought will be especially interested in the essays by Kenneth Boulding, Weld Carter, George Break, Mason Gaffney, and Matthew Edel. Boulding and Carter...

.... Cheltenham: Edward Elgar. Collard, D. A. 2001 . Malthus, Population, and the Generational Bargain. HOPE 33.4 : 697 –716. Collier, C. 1979 . Henry George's System of Political Economy. HOPE 11.1 : 64 –73. Dalton, H. [1922] 1954 . Principles of Public Finance . London: Routledge and Keegan...

... and State University, Blacksburg, VA 24061 (e-mail: ntideman@vt.edu ). Duke University Press 2004 Andelson, Robert, ed. 1979 . Critics of Henry George: A Centenary Appraisal of Their Strictures on Progress and Poverty . London: Associated University Presses. Blaug, Mark. 1997 . Economic...

... them. If Bray and Marx are to be included, what of Henry George or the Webbs, or even the early work of J. A. Hobson? The literary emphasis probably also has something to do with the inclusion of J. S. Mill, despite his rather questionable standing as a critic of political econ- omy...

... series, delivered in Bristol in 1883.29 The lectures reflect very little of Mill’s tolerance towards socialist ideas; indeed, despite his retrospective con- fe~sionit is difficult to see that Marshall had been influenced by Mill at all. In 1879 Henry George had published his...

... reorganization. Trade unions were beginning to est.ab- lish their first important footholds in British and American industry at this time. It was also the age of Henry George. No one needs to be reminded today of the importance of the trade union as a social and economic institution...

... as a basis for wages, Clark used a method he credited to Henry George. With his fixation on land rent, George based the general level of wages on the opportunity cost of what labor could earn on the poorest land. If employers did not offer satisfactory wages, workers had the alternative of homesteading...

... is systematic only in its being chronological. With the sole exception of Henry George, the selec- tion is also avowedly Anglocentric. As a Marxist, or at least a historical materialist, King uses his heretical figures to demonstrate that the prevailing theory of political economy is what the vested...

... traditions each have’three representatives. The author acknowledges that the selection is systematic only in its being chronological. With the sole exception of Henry George, the selec- tion is also avowedly Anglocentric. As a Marxist, or at least a historical materialist, King uses his heretical...

... Wayland, eighteenth- and nineteenth-century American communes, Henry George, and Edward Bellamy. His book, America’s Economic Moralists: A History of Rival Ethics and Economics, is scheduled to be published by the State University of New York Press in 2009. Harro Maas is an associate professor...

... and Public Policy. In Ginsburgh and Throsby 2006, 983–1016. Rose, Henry. 1891. The New Political Economy: The Social Teachings of Thomas Carlyle, John Ruskin, and Henry George, with Observations on Joseph Mazzini. London: James Speirs. Rosenberg, John D. 1961. The Darkening Glass: A Portrait...