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... by the Church Peace Union, was followed by two books and many articles by Fisher urging US entry into the League of Nations. Fisher’s efforts to educate the public about “money illusion” led him for several years to write a weekly newspaper column to accompany the announcement of the weekly price index...

...Craufurd Goodwin Walter Lippmann was the most respected American journalist of the twentieth century. During the Great Depression and World War II he devoted most of his thrice-weekly columns in the New York Herald Tribune to exploring the causes of recession and the economics of war. He...

... of columns. The left hand column on the left hand (verso) page reproduces the French text of the Essay as published in 1755, set out in the same order. For convenience, the left hand column of the right hand (recto) page has the familiar Higgs translation into English, lined up horizontally, paragraph...

... the freedom to test (more) provocative ideas and (more) radical policy recommendations without being as rigorous as in academic writings. From this perspective, certainly, the blog was even more interesting and powerful than mass-market books, columns, and journal articles. The blog is a flexible...

... Principals , the Sunday column, to the Web, where I have written EP weekly ever since, supported by subscriptions. I thought I might be useful if I described how my views of the field were formed and how they evolved. In the beginning there was Social Studies, an undergraduate concentration at Harvard...

...-57. Lipsey suggested that I refer to the price index published in the econometric study of the Phillips curve 1870-1958 by Lipsey and his LSE colleague, M. Steuer (1961, table 7, column 4).28 28. Phone conversation between R. G. Lipsey and the author, week of 5 June 1989. According to my...

... papers, in five categories. Column (A), ‘Great figures,’ includes studies on the Adam Smiths of our world, and Column (B), ‘Minor or neglected figures,’ stud- ies on the Daniel Raymonds. Von Thunen may be regarded as both great and neglected, but he gets put in (A). Many submissions...

...) is known or has been estimated. The argument so far is illustrated in Diagram I. In column 3 total output value, the labor time embodied in the wheat harvest, is 2500 man years. This has been arrived at from column 2 by summing the labor projected into the harvest by the two agents...

... year. Column 1 contains the total of referenced articles in our set published in the given year. Column 2 represents the average number of cita- tions per referenced article per year when the citation rate reaches its peak. Citations per article are smoothed by centered three-year mov...

.... As an example, consider the 2 X 2 game with the following payoff matrix: Player 2 CI c2 Player 1 (Game 1) Player 1 has a choice of row r-1 or r2 and player 2 has the choice of column c1 or c2. The payoff, for example...

..., columns 1 and 2) entries for f1870 are 60 and 43 and these imply 62 and 46 for the United Kingdom and United States, respectively, in 1873. Since the productivity data serve for the calculation of the pattern of comparative cost, it is evidently the ratio of the productivities which counts...

... are physical commodities (denoted in some common unit, both numerically and symbolically-a technique used by Lang earlier [1808, 1810a inflow does not necessarily equal outflow per row and column. The political class (class 4) does not produce goods; therefore there is no corresponding row 4. However...

... Press 2024 Paul A. Samuelson (1915–2009) and Milton Friedman (1912–2006) were almost exact contemporaries. For fifteen years, in the thrice-weekly column that they shared, first with Henry Wallich and later with Lester Thurow, the magazine Newsweek presented them as America's leading liberal...

..., columns 4-5, 9-10). The only glimmer of hope is a tiny coefficient (17 decimal pence in the pound), significant at 5%, for Bank of England private liability control with a one quarter lag. O’Brien / Monetary Base Control 605 Changes in the Price Level With regard...

... Evening Post, where he was responsible for the column Wall Street Paragraphs. Not too long after, Hazlitt left to take a job writing a monthly financial and economic letter for the Mechanics and Metals National Bank of New York. For the next decade Hazlitt moved between various writing and editing...

... publications relevant to the broad themes of economic anthropology. Column 1 lists the number of citations to each work in the SSCI between 1955 and 2000; column 2 lists the number of those citations appearing in any of the 234 econom- ics journals tracked by ISI Journal Citation Reports; column 3 gives...

... readership. Pamphlets soon became a central component of the new foundation's outreach strategy and served a dual purpose during its critical early years: they repackaged the content of Hazlitt's books and columns for a wider middle-class audience while affiliating his name and mainstream credibility...

... it in a column on Friday—a Correspondence may be addressed to Louis Uchitelle via the New York Times website (www .nytimes.com). History of Political Economy 43:2  DOI 10.1215/00182702-1257469 Copyright 2011 by Duke University Press 364  History of Political Economy 43:2 (2011) column I read...

...). To a large degree, though, both the dream of a complete map of the economy and the threat of its destructive elaboration also had much to do with the expanse of data that was filling up so many blue books and newspaper columns by the end of the nine­ teenth century. Just as the economists did...

... in multiples of 25 cents (see table 1, columns 1 and 2). Seligman thought that the realism of this assumption is what wreaked havoc with Edgeworth’s differential calculus, since the calculus could only handle infinitesimal changes.11 Let us start with the following segment of a demand schedule facing our...