... Plan. Prices acted as administrative instructions, passing on costs to subscribers and shaping their present and future behavior according to the planned development of the system. This was a technocratic intervention: the engineer-economists made crucial and lasting decisions on land-use planning...

... of European postwar reconstruction and the creation of a new world economic order. Given his deep knowledge and prewar experiences, Italy and France were his first areas of specialization, although Hirschman soon contributed to the analysis of the Marshall Plan, the shaping of the European Payments Union...

.../Marshall Plan Papers, 1945-2005 (2 boxes), box 1 (in author’s possession) . Eichengreen Barry . 1990 . “ Hegemonic Stability Theories of the International Monetary System .” In Elusive Stability: Essays in the History of International Finance, 1919-1939 , edited by Eichengreen Barry , 271...

... : les débats du conseil scientifique attaché à l’administration économique de la Bizone .” In L’ordolibéralisme allemand : aux sources de l’économie sociale de marché , edited by Commun Patricia , 201 – 13 . Cergy-Pontoise : CIRAC/CICC . Buchheim Christoph . 1993 . “ Marshall Plan...

... the liberalization of the Italian political process, on the other hand there arose the difficult problem of whether to belong to the East or the West. In fact, just after the war the Italian government had a criti- cal attitude toward the Marshall Plan, undertaken by the U.S.A., and it tried to become...

... , 82 – 102 . Washington D.C. : Federal Reserve Board . Hogan Michael J. 1987 . The Marshall Plan . Cambridge : Cambridge University Press . Horsefield J. Keith . 1969 . The International Monetary Fund 1945–1965, vol. 1 Chronicle . Washington D.C : International Monetary...

... Marshall Plan World Bank RAND training performance under stress References Adelman Jeremy 2014 . Worldly Philosopher: A Life of Albert Hirschman . Princeton, N.J. : Princeton University Press . Alacevich Michele 2012 . “Visualizing Uncertainties, or How Albert Hirschman...

... of the Soviet threat. In a development that Keynes could scarcely have foreseen, the Soviet threat eventually motivated the United States, through the Marshall Plan, to direct further aid to Britain, with fewer strings than those attached to Lend-Lease assistance and to Pressnell...

... together with clear explanations of policy decisions. After the war, Lippmann supported the Marshall Plan and the Bretton Woods agreement, and he returned to an advocacy of modest reform and Keynesian-style macro policy. He was concerned with the possibility of secular stagnation and sup- ported...

... should be restrained. On the other hand, Lippmann consistently argued against propaganda and for informing the public together with clear explanations of policy decisions. After the war, Lippmann supported the Marshall Plan and the Bretton Woods agreement, and he returned to an advocacy...

... together with clear explanations of policy decisions. After the war, Lippmann supported the Marshall Plan and the Bretton Woods agreement, and he returned to an advocacy of modest reform and Keynesian-style macro policy. He was concerned with the possibility of secular stagnation and sup- ported...

...). Tokyo: Kodansha. Roberts , Geoffrey . 1994 . Moscow and the Marshall Plan: Politics, Ideology and the Onset of the Cold War, 1947. Europe-Asia Studies 46 . 8 : 1371 –86. Sapolsky , Harvey M. 1990 . Science and the Navy: The History of the Office of Naval Research . Princeton...

... can thus obtain information (a) on the work involved in drafting the Con- stitution of the Italian Republic, including its economic contents; (b) on Italian mone- tary policy; (c) on the Italian economic miracle and the ERP (Marshall) Plan; and (d) on the exhausting failed attempts to arrive...

... Feddersen, A. P., 49-50 of, 129, 166; Keynes’s review of I. Federal Reserve-SSRC-Penn Fisher in, 249; Marshall’s econometric model, 184 bibliography in, 137 Federation of British Industry, 76 Economic Planning in Britain, 61 Fiducial inference, 45,46,4748...

...; they were less academic than those at Cambridge; and were a mixture of hard reasoning and practical problems illuminated by interesting sidelights on all sorts of sub- jects. ”00 Fortunately, detailed outlines of Marshall ’B courses, including the one planned for 1881-82, are preserved...

... to the origins of what became the Bretton Woods institutions and the post- war international economics order, the Marshall Plan, and the conduct of postwar monetary policy in Britain and elswhere. Robertson’s corre- spondence and papers will also assist in piecing together the network of economists...

... Index 415 Marshall Plan, 225 Ministry of Education (Japan), 137 Martinez, Miguel, 3 10 Ministry of Finance (Brazil), 204 “Marxian Economics and Modem Ministry of Finance (Japan), 130, 136 Economic Theory” (Lange), 126 Ministry of International Trade...

... see that we also need to consider subjective differences with regard to the person’s plan of expenditure. Once tm has been identifi ed, Pm is uniquely determined, and so are the rents associated with all the t ∈ L ( X), including the given tˆ. From the way the experiment is designed, Pm...

...,” as a contribution to the U.S. program of foreign aid. The exact intent, and the full extent of the encouragement, remain to be ascertained, though Marshall Plan funds heavily contributed to the Istanbul Hilton. In any case, powerful 22 De Marchi influences are suggested by the prime sites made available...

... 262 Marshall Plan, 20, 357, 362 MIT economics (as a style), 41 Marshall Scholarship, 322 institutional context, 297–98 Maruyama, M., 216 Solow, Robert M., on, 151 Marx, Daniel, 55, 148, 339 MIT economics department. See Maskin, Eric...