... the immorality of the census contract, condoned by the German Scholastic theologians, Luther reconstitutes the argument. The unappreciated significance of Luther's thought is therefore twofold: (1) there exists a burgeoning degree of independence between the positive analysis of usury and the reasons for its...

...? The evidence is equivo­ cal. In the census for 1871, Alfred Marshall gave his place of birth as Correspondence may be sent to sclittlechild@tanworth.mercianet.co.uk. I am grateful to Ronald Coase for encouragement to explore this issue; to Patricia Lovell for valuable research on the UK censuses...

... India .” The Indian Economic and Social History Review 31 , no. 1 : 1 – 26 . Census Commissioner . Census of India, 1921 . 1923 . Calcutta : Superintendent Government Printing . Coyle Diane . 2014 . GDP: A Brief but Affectionate History. Princeton, N.J. : Princeton...

.... 1928 . The Growth of Manufactures 1899 to 1923 . U.S. Bureau of the Census, census monograph 8. Washington, D.C.: GPO. Devinat, Paul. 1926 . The American Labour Movement and Scientific Management. International Labour Review 13 ( April ): 461 -88. Douglas, Paul H. 1927 . The Modern...

...; the results of the industrial census were published in 1856. In the same year Moreau de Jonnhs, who had administered the censuses, published a book drawing to- gether estimates of the gross value of production and of labor income (total and per family) for agriculture, manufacturing, and handi...

... Household Interviews .” Journal of the American Statistical Association 59 ( 305 ): 18 – 55 . Pearl R. 1968 . “ Methodology of Consumer Expenditure Surveys .” US Bureau of the Census. Working Papers, No. 27 . Washington, D.C. : US Government Printing Office . Scott William...

...) Cavalieri, Enea, 94 Burgundy, Duke of, 75 Censuses, 49, 52, 111. See also Burns, Eve, 119 US Census Bureau Butler, Elizabeth, 187 Central Statistical Committee Butré, Charles Richard de, 72, 80, (TsSK), 48, 52, 56, 57...

... to be (Sarle 1932b: 56).11 Statisticians were encouraged to look for check data, such as data from the periodic federal agricultural censuses, or from tax records, or shipping records from railroads, that might contain some of the same variables as the sample at hand for the desired universe. Differ- ences...

.../rebellionof1815g00cape . Littlechild Stephen . 2012 . “ Alfred Marshall’s Reported Birthplace: Evidence from the Censuses .” History of Political Economy 44 , no. 2 : 331 – 39 . Liverpool Mercury . 1825. “ Advertisements and Notices .” April 22 . British Library Newspapers . Mackenzie...

... by the University of Michigan Survey Research Center (SRC), and the Surveys of Consumer Buying Intentions and Consumer Buying Expectations (SCBI and SCBE) conducted by the US Census Bureau. The failure of these programs contrasts with the success of the Surveys of Con- sumer Attitudes (SCAs) conducted...

... and debate for much of the nineteenth century. Beginning with his second Essay, Malthus himself started to collect and publish “facts” about population, in particular with regard to its checks in various countries; the fi rst decennial Census of Great Britain (1801) took place between publication...

... “facts” about population, in particular with regard to its checks in various countries; the fi rst decennial Census of Great Britain (1801) took place between publication of the fi rst and second Essays; the “principle of population” was regarded by Ricardo, James Mill, and other members...

... and debate for much of the nineteenth century. Beginning with his second Essay, Malthus himself started to collect and publish “facts” about population, in particular with regard to its checks in various countries; the fi rst decennial Census of Great Britain (1801) took place between publication...

... “facts” about population, in particular with regard to its checks in various countries; the fi rst decennial Census of Great Britain (1801) took place between publication of the fi rst and second Essays; the “principle of population” was regarded by Ricardo, James Mill, and other members...

... decennial Census of Great Britain (1801) took place between publication of the fi rst and second Essays; the “principle of population” was regarded by Ricardo, James Mill, and other members of the Political Economy Club as one of the cornerstones of the new science; an imaginary “Malthus” became...

... censuses: in 1561, 1595, 1648, 1669, with a qualification for 1648 (see n. 14). Sometimes the census operations were canceled because of their high costs for both the government and the communal administrations. In 1575, for instance, the communes offered to pay one million ducats in two years to escape...

... of National Income, Selma Goldsmith Income distribution Department of Commerce Census Bureau Herman Miller Income distribution Note: For details, see Huret 2008, 37–52. problems. Brady, an economist who worked at the Bureau of Labor Statis- tics, coined the phrase “poverty paradox...

... 16 ( Dec. ): 1 -10. U.S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of Census 1975 . Historical statistics of the United States: colonial times to 1970 . Washington, D.C. U.S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of Census 1975. 1980 . Statistical abstract of the United States 1980 . Washington, D.C...

... . The National Income of Australia . Sydney: Angus and Robertson. Coghlan, T. A. 1894 . General Report of the Eleventh Census of New South Wales . Sydney: Government Printer. ____. 1903 . The Decline of the Birth Rate of New South Wales . Sydney: Government Printer. ____. 1918 . Labour...

... for the American Science Series specifically mentions “familiar American facts .” Walker must have known a lot of familiar American facts: he had been Superintendent of the U.S. Census in 1870 and again in 1880. But actually there are very few facts in Political economy, and the ones there are seem...