...Neil H. Jacoby Mr. Jacoby is Armand Hammer Professor of Business Economics and Policy at the University of California, Los Angeles. Copyright © 1971 by Duke University Press 1971 The President, the Constitution, and the Economist in Economic...

... as constitutional economics, who stressed the role of efficient institutions for the promotion of economic development and favored sound public finance as a basis for a strong currency and a prerequisite of growth. The paper puts Soutsos' economic policy recommendations against his theoretical formation...

... to modernize economics, and this at three levels. First, the paper shows the ways in which around 1930 Wilson was key, at the nationwide level, in the constitution of the first organized community of American mathematical economists, which he established within the well-recognized scientific community...

... Tribe, Mark Solovey as well as from two reviewers. We also thank Peter J. Boettke and Solomon Stein for their comments and help. Without them this work would have been more difficult to complete. James M. Buchanan constitutional economics education Warren Court Brown vs. Board of education...

...Michele Alacevich; Pier Francesco Asso We explore the foreign economic policy activities of Arthur I. Bloomfield, a prominent economist of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York in the 1940s and the 1950s. During the cold war, Bloomfield headed several missions to South East Asia, assisting local...

... of Unenumerated Economic Rights in the Nineteenth Century.” University of Pennsylvania Journal of Constitutional Law 8 ( 5 ): 917 – 55 . Epstein Richard A. 2014 . The Classical Liberal Constitution: The Uncertain Quest for Limited Government . Cambridge, Mass. : Harvard University Press...

...Catherine Herfeld This article traces a normative turn between the middle of the 1940s and the early 1950s reflected in the reformulation, interpretation, and use of rational choice theories at the Cowles Commission for Research in Economics. This turn is paralleled by a transition from Jacob...

... Perlman, desired to understand the social constitution of these movements. Perlman played a pivotal role by developing a theory of the labor movement. This theory, while having had a significant impact on the development of labor history, had relatively less impact on the development of labor economics...

... his 1922 British Association presidential address in relation to the burgeoning literature on women’s work and wages within political economy at the time. Finally, we show that his 1923 follow-up article on women’s wages and economic welfare constitutes an update of his “aristocratical utilitarianism...

...Franck Jovanovic; Christophe Schinckus Financial economics and mathematical finance are the two traditional scientific disciplines that constitute modern financial theory. Although they still largely dominate modern financial theory, in the past few years a new “player” has increasingly been making...

...Benjamin Kohlmann This article argues that in the 1870s philosophical, economic, and literary ideas converged on a shared problematic: the perceived crisis of laissez-faire and the emergence of new arguments in favor of state intervention in the economy. George Eliot's last novel, Daniel Deronda...

... a failed trial at the University of Wisconsin, his ambitious microsimulation finally succeeded at the Urban Institute, constituted as the Dynamic Simulation of Income Model. Since the late-1970s, microsimulation have been used to understand the economic consequences of welfare and redistributive policies...

... are rational utility maximizers who act out of egoist motives. This postulate about human behavior is not only a core assumption in mainstream economics; it is also presented as having its roots in the writings of one of the founders of political economy, namely, Hume. This is shown by the quotation new...

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...: Freiburg Discussion Papers on Constitutional Economics 4 ( 11 ): 1 – 21 . Vogelgsang Tobias . 2016 . “ Cognitive Artefacts: Remaking Economies, 1917–1947 .” PhD diss ., London School of Economics and Political Science . Wala Michael . 2004 . “ The Marshall Plan and the Origins...

.... 2002 . Vilfredo Pareto and the Birth of Modern Microeconomics . Cheltenham, U.K.: Edward Elgar. Buchanan, J. M. 1990 . The Domain of Constitutional Economics. Constitutional Political Economy 1.1 : 1 -18. Buchanan, J. M., and G. Tullock. 1962 . The Calculus of Consent: Logical Foundations...

... as Applied in Judicial Reasoning, and Other Legal Essays , by Wesley N. Hohfeld, 9 –29. Edited by David Campbell and Phillip Thomas. Aldershot: Ashgate. Vanberg, Viktor J. 1997 . Institutional Evolution through Purposeful Selection: The Constitutional Economics of John R. Commons. Constitutional...

... . The Domain of Constitutional Economics. Constitutional Political Economy 1 (winter): 1 -18. Buchanan, James M., and Gordon Tullock. 1962 . The Calculus of Consent . Ann Arbor: University of Michigan Press. Center for Study of Public Choice. 1970 . National Science Foundation proposal . In Buchanan...

..., Political Processes, and Policy Applications. Vol. 1 of Collected Papers on the Experimental Foundations of Economics and Political Science . Cheltenham : Edward Elgar . ———. 2002 . “Mr. Buchanan.” In Method and Morals in Constitutional Economics: Essays in Honor of James M. Buchanan , edited...

... agent make (nor do they constitute economic action or an animal econom- ics). Rather, real choices entailing subjective logical conduct consti- tuted the material facts of choice for political economy; nevertheless, experimental determination of indifference curves could be applied to man, ass...