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... by Kondratiev. [email protected] Copyright © 2021 Duke University Press 2021 narrative inference narrative making informal inference Malthusian oscillations Kondratiev long waves References Barnett Vincent . 1995 . “ A Long Wave Goodbye: Kondrat’ev and the Conjuncture...

... , and David Loschky. 1987 . Malthusian Population Oscillations. Economic Journal 97 : 727 -39. Lee , Ronald Demos . 1986 . Malthus and Boserup: A Dynamic Synthesis. In Coleman and Schofield 1986 . Levin , Samuel M. 1966 . Malthus and the Idea of Progress. Journal of the History of Ideas...

.... Cross , Rod 1988 . Unemployment, Hysteresis and the Natural Rate Hypothesis . Oxford: Blackwell. Hollander , Samuel 1984 . Marx and Malthusianism. American Economic Review 74 ( March ): 139 -59. Marx , Karl 1969 . Theories of Surplus Value, Part II . London: Lawrence...

... of John Maynard Keynes. London: Macmillan. Lee, M. L., and D. Loschky. 1987 . Malthusian Population Oscillations. Economic Journal 97 (September): 727 -39. Malthus, T. R. [1798] 1926 . First Essay on Population 1798 . Edited by James Bonar. London:Macmillan. ____. [1798] 1958 . An Essay...

....” This is of interest because despite all of his protestations to the contrary, George’s model implicitly assumes an almost Malthusian population increase.s9 Fig. 1. Diagrammatic representation of Henry George’s system of political economy. 58. There is not one single diagram...

...:223–24) added a dismissive comment on “a piece of Malthusian population theory” before hurrying on. He was unwill- ing to recognize the simultaneous endogenous determination of wages and population growth in Smith because his politics compelled him to reject Malthusian population theory while...

... of xi(t) as being the size of a population in the ith age group. Now suppose one mother had been subtracted from the population many generations ago. If the population is expanding geometrically in the Malthusian manner, the number of potential descendants would also be increasing...

... determination suggests that there was widespread tacit acceptance of the notion of wages constantly tending to a natural level through wage-induced increases and decreases in the population. However, it is of some significance that the Malthusian assumptions upon which this notion was based...

... of population as oscillating in response to capital accumulation and to Malthusian checks, irrespective of his comments on Malthus? Radicals associated with James Mill at Cambridge and else­ where were beginning to reinterpret Malthus’s population principle as an indication of a way of securing full...

... existence of diminishing returns in agriculture. However, this “Malthusian” view of economic growth is accompanied by a further highly original piece of analysis that has received very little attention: Auxiron’s discussion of oscillation. 2.4 Oscillation in Auxiron’s Model From a formal point...

... was a concept in continual development—“evolutionary progress” (Keynes [1933] 1972, 170)— writing in 1912 that “if Malthusian ideas originally stimulated Darwin- ian ideas, the latter now lead us to modify the former” (quoted in Toye 2000, 41). More significantly, the young Keynes was exposed to ideas...

..., & Longman . Masè-Dari E. 1929 . Tre lettere inedite di R. T. [sic] Malthus . Modena : Presso l'Università degli Studi . McCleary G. F. 1953 . The Malthusian Population Theory . London : Faber & Faber . Monjean M. , trans. 1846 . Principes d'économie politique...

... irowski), 284 Mall, T., 197 Least curvature, principle of, 135 Malmsten, Carl Johan, 190 Le Bon, Gustave, 172 Malthus, Thomas, 14-15, 183, 323 Le Chatelier Principle, 265 Malthusianism, 179-80, 182, 184 “Lecture Notes...

...” (15.b.86). The discussion of Malthus centered on population vis-a-vis di- minishing returns. The Economics 15 notes conclude with this evalua- tion of Malthusian ideas: The mischief of the Malthusian teaching in England is that it has caused the forces of reproduction...

... above. An increase in competition among laborers increases the sup- ply of labor products, diminishing their value, but it also increases the demand for the same products to the same extent, restoring the bal- ance. This shows that Malthusian ideas are absurd in the ideal state...

...-known classical proposition: the combination of diminishing returns to land and Malthusian population dynamics in the absence of technical progress results in an equilibrium with declining out- put per head that converges to a stationary state in which population does not grow and capital does...

... University in 1901 was preceded by intense debates about what appeared to be Wicksell’s neo-Malthusian radicalism. Boianovsky and Trautwein / Wicksell and Cassel on Unemployment 407 is caused by a complete shortfall of demand for labor. In our country it is quite normal that a great number...