... University, April 3, 2009, and the Summer Institute for the History of Economic Thought, University of Richmond, June 26, 2011. Copyright 2014 by Duke University Press 2014 References Blitz R. C. 1983 . Foreword to The Laws of Human Relations and the Rules of Human Action Derived...

..., 1959), p. 8. Much- more (pp. 343-44) finds that one portion of Malynes’s analysis requires that foreign demand for English exports be both elastic and inelastic analytically, ALLEN DEFENDERS OF MERCANTILIST THEORY 389 Rudolph C. Blitz is another who defends...

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....’ In F. A. Lutz and D. C. Hague, The theory of capital . New York. Blitz , Rudolph C. 1958 . ‘Capital longevity and economic development.’ American Economic Review 48 ( June ): 313 -32. Böhm-Bawerk , Eugen von 1889 . Positive Theorie des Kapitales . Innsbruck. Translated...

... -64. Blitz, Rudolph, and Millard Long. 1965 . The Economics of Usury Regulation. Journal of Political Economy 73.6 : 608 -19. Continisio, Chiara. 1994 . La politia aristotelica: Un modello per la convivenza ordinata nella trattatistica politica italiana dell'Antico Regime. Cheiron, Saperi...

... into service until February 1942; the London School of Economics had not “survived the start of the Blitz in London” (104) as it had been evacuated to Cambridge in October 1939; of the school’s “famous faculty in the 1950s” (155) William Baumol was at Princeton, Meghnad Desai did not arrive until 1965...

..., even though ‘industriously’ un- productive, purposes” (748). However, despite the general case, Keynes did not get down to details. War, of course, temporarily solved the unemployment problem and removed the prospect of a slump. It also saw much of London blitzed— a cause for optimism...

... of Measuring Probability and Utility . London: Kegan Paul. Gossen , H. H. [1854] 1983 . The Laws of Human Relations and the Rules of Human Action Derived Therefrom . Translated by R. C. Blitz. Cambridge: MIT Press. Hicks , J. R. [1939] 1946 . Value and Capital . 2d ed. New York: Oxford...

.... This, then is a complex and fascinating volume. It is marred only by some irritat- ing careless mistakes. In his introduction Caldwell claims that “When the Battle of Britain began in fall 1940, LSE was evacuated to Peterhouse, Cambridge,” even though in volume 13 he had written, correctly, that it was the Blitz...

... Relations and the Rules of Human Action Derived Therefrom . Translated by R. C. Blitz. Cambridge: MIT Press. Jevons, W. S. 1881 . Review of Edgeworth'sMathematical Psychics. Mind 6 : 581 -83. ____. [1871] 1931 . Theory of Political Economy . London: Macmillan. Kahneman, D., and D. Varey...

... with the Treasury physically in the wrong place: he puts it in Great George Street (3:79, 140), when it was, as the notepa- per said, in the Treasury Chambers in Whitehall (Roseveare, 1969, 101, 284). The mislocation causes Skidelsky problems, for the Treasury was a victim of the Blitz on 14 and 17 October 1940...

... of tactical "blitzes" necessary to achieve the long-run mission of his movement. Thus warfare had to take the form of the Blitzkrieg, which was the embodiment of cynicism itself. Indeed an understanding of the dynamism implicit in Hitlerism finally explains how it could simultaneously be so cynical about...

... . The Laws of Human Relations and the Rules of Human Action Derived Therefrom . Translated by R. C. Blitz. Cambridge: MIT Press. Gross, M., and V. J. Tarascio. 1998 . Pareto's Theory of Choice. HOPE 30 : 171 -87. Heimann, Eduard. 1964 . History of Economic Doctrines: An Introduction to Economic...

... Did the Marginalists Really Know? ” History of Economic Ideas 6 : 7 – 43 . ———. 2003 . Modeling Rational Agents . Cheltenham : Elgar . Gossen H. H. ( 1854 ) 1983 . The Laws of Human Relations . Translated by Blitz R. C. . Cambridge : MIT Press . Halevy E. 1901...

... for enjoyment.” It was Keynes’s wish at that time that “in every blitzed town in this coun- try one hopes that the local authority will make provision for a central group of buildings for drama and music and art. . . . Death to Holly- wood” (271). In 1936 Keynes received a letter from J. R. Ackerly...

... was published only in 1950 (Kolev, Goldschmidt, and Hesse 2020 : 451–52), Robbins's decision to discuss a book in the German original by an author who had stayed in Germany during the war reads as a special acknowledgment amid blitz-scarred London. At the founding meeting of the MPS in April 1947, Hayek...