... . Amsterdam : Thesis Publishers . Hayek’s Business Cycle Theory during the 1930s: A Critical Account of Its Development Constantinos Repapis Hayek’s first rise to academic prominence was through his work as a busi- ness cycle theorist. His efforts to complete a business cycle theory1...

... Economy 10 : 1 -192. History of Political Economy r4:3 0 1982 by Duke University Press Diamonds, water, and 2 goods: an account of the paradox of value David Levy The new theory of consumer behavior...

... Price the History of Economic Thought? Scottish Journal of Political Economy 9 : 193 -204. Confusion and “Interstanding”: A Figured Account of Hope Matthias Klaes Confusion is properly a mixture of such liquid things as are fluid, and of one...

...) English historical economics, 1870-1 926: the rise of economic history and neomercantilism. By Gerard M. Koot. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1987. viii, 277 pp. $39.50. History and the economic past: an account of the rise and decline of economic history in Britain. By D. C...

.... N. Perkins, and T. Van Hoa, 1 -7. London: Macmillan. Aukrust, O. 1986 . On the Occasion of a Nobel Prize. The Review of Income and Wealth 32 : 109 -12. Carson, C. 1975 . The History of the United States National Income and Product Accounts: The Development of an Analytical Tool. Review...

...Einar Lie The “Protestant” View: The Norwegian and Scandinavian Approach to National Accounting in the Postwar Period Einar Lie Around the 1930s, many countries began developing a systematic prac- tice of keeping national accounts—comprehensive statistical systems that could provide...

...John W. Kendrick Copyright © 1970 by Duke University Press 1970 The Historical Development of National-Income Accounts John W. Kendrick THEF~RST ESTIMATE of national income was made for England by Sir William Petty in 1665...

... and Function of Price Indexes: A Historical Accounting H. Spencer Banzhaf At least when speaking theoretically, most economists today are likely to define a price index for measuring the cost of living in explicitly utilitar- ian terms. That is, they would define it as the ratio of expenditure func...

... . The Australian Economist, 1888-1898 . Canberra: Australian National University Press. Butlin, S. J. 1971 . My Own Authority. Australian Economic History Review 11.1 : 63 -69. Castles, Ian. 1990 . Australian National Accounts: Concepts, Sources, and Methods . Canberra: Australian Bureau of Statistics...

...Nicholas Crafts This paper examines the use of growth accounting by economic historians developed following Robert Solow's famous 1957 paper. Several general tendencies are identified, including a desire to account for Solow's residual and a reluctance to adopt the data-demanding methodological...

... orientations. By analyzing the financial programming tool, the article shows that the treatment of basic national accounting identities neglects variables like household consumption even when alternative methods exist. Changes in methods may be discarded to ensure the legibility of economic works over...

... was highly prevalent and was also being applied to the UK Great Inflation. By late in the decade, however, the case—as outlined in the 2000−2009 papers—against Phillips-curve-based accounts of historical policy conduct had gained notable acceptance among central bankers and academic researchers who discussed...

... that will prevail after the war, which was instrumental for a planning policy. Both the development of an accounting system and attempts to implement economic planning contributed to the establishment of economic expertise and to the transformation of the language of economics. ADVANCE PUBLICATION Wartime Economics...

...Eleanor Newbigin Modern forms of national accounting are widely understood to have emerged within the context of rivalry between the western powers and attempts to manage the economic fallout of World War I. There has been little consideration of the way in which imperialism shaped debates...

...Harro Maas This essay examines the importance of an accounting culture for the rise of marginalism in Victorian England. I trace the use of accounting tools in family and private life to fend off uncertainties in the market and to enhance moral control of the self, examining the use of diaristic...

...Onur Özgöde Scholars working on the history of economics and economic governance assume national income accounting emerged naturally out of Keynesian concerns with economic growth and wartime needs. This paper provides an alternative and more complex genealogy, arguing instead that income...

...Maria Pia Paganelli Adam Smith's account of commercial societies as societies of strangers may be read as a moral defense of commercial societies. A society of strangers can be a fostering environment for moral development. Smith's account of moral development echoes his contemporaries' accounts...

... satisfactorily resolving it. This article addresses the question by linking Marx’s omission to a larger set of revisions made to arguments he developed in earlier drafts of Capital . It identifies two distinct theoretical accounts of the phenomenon of surplus value in these drafts, based respectively on Marx’s...

... inquiry of French economy and society. Our claim is that this program of observation was for Quesnay and the physiocrats no less important than their theoretical investigation. The results of the surveys and agricultural accounts they produced were integrated in some of the physiocrats’ main theoretical...

... from growth theory to development economics. In the last two decades, augmented Solow models, endogenous growth models, and exercises in development accounting have proliferated. Nevertheless, it is argued, the formalization of development economics and the post-1980 dominance of neoclassical...