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... Press Lauchlin Currie, pump priming, and New Deal fiscal policy, 1934-1936 Byrd L. Jones Characteristically, historians of economic thought have lauded clear precedence of analytic proof, concise deductive reasoning, and the creation of new paradigms. By contrast...

... as to enable the larger English- speaking readership to partake in the surprising riches of Italian scholarship in the field of the early history of economics. The Norwegian School of Economics ODDLANGHOLM From New Era to New Deal: Herbert Hoover, the economists...

... E. 1992 . Mordecai Ezekiel and the Problem of Recovery. Unpublished manuscript. Hawley , Ellis W. 1966 . The New Deal and the Problem of Monopoly . Princeton: Princeton University Press. Industrial Prices and Their Relative Inflexibility . 1935 . Senate Document 13. January 17...

... Economics in the Long Run: New Deal Theorists and Their Legacies, 1933– 1993. By Theodore Rosenof. Chapel Hill: University of North Carolina Press, 1997. 223 pp. Rosenof, a historian, argues that divisions among heterodox economists have pre...

... that the burden of proof is on the shoulders of those who would speak to continuity. Jevons undoubtedly shared some ideas with the classical econ- omists, but surely the interesting story lies in his break with the past. Margaret Schabas, York University New Deal...

...António Almodovar; Pedro Teixeira The emergence of Catholic economic thought in the late nineteenth century was preceded by several attempts to deal with some crucial moral issues arising out of economic activity, although economic questions did not rank high in the church's concerns until...

... steps. The first step is provided in section 1. This deals with Ricardo’s criticisms both of Say’s and Lauderdale’s criticisms of Smith and of Smith’s and Malthus’s arguments on the related issues of rent and the “annual produce of the land and labour of a country.” The second step is provided...

... economy) were transformed into an engine for New Deal political propaganda in the 1930s. Correspondence may be addressed to Loïc Charles, LED, Université Paris 8, 2 rue de la Liberté, 93520 Saint-Denis cedex, France ( [email protected] ); or to Yann Giraud, THEMA, Université de Cergy-Pontoise, 33...

...Giandomenica Becchio This article deals with the contents of the second edition of Carl Menger’s Principles of Economics (1923), which was neither reprinted in German by Hayek in 1934 nor translated into English by Knight in 1950. My aim is to show that a new Mengerian economic agent can be found...

...Maria Pia Paganelli Recent literature on Adam Smith and other eighteenth-century Scottish thinkers shows an engaged conversation between the Scots and today's scholars in the sciences that deal with humans—the social sciences and the humanities, as well as neuroscience and evolutionary psychology...

... consequences that considerations of social interdependencies in consumption may have for economic theory. These related to the drawing of the market demand curve, the measurement of consumer surplus, and the more general issue of how to deal with time and change in economic models. These considerations...

... Knight's “recantation” and his attack on behavioristic social science; the third section analyzes Knight's discussion of the nature and limitations of scientific economics; the fourth section offers a brief digression on Knight's relationship with American institutionalism; the fifth section deals...

... expressed as the preoccupation of Catholic intellectuals and politicians with the novelty of “modern” phenomena. It was a continuation but, of course, a renewed one. This essay—mainly dealing with Vito; Giuseppe Toniolo (1845–1918), one of Vito's key mentors; and Luigi L. Pasinetti (b. 1930), one of Vito's...

...Daniela Parisi This essay deals with some key Italian contributions to econometrics in the twentieth century. It opens with some notes on the need to define and measure each dimension of the manifold notion of well-being. While considering the convinced supporters of the methodological adoption...

... in this discussion. In contrast to his contemporary social statisticians, Morgenstern took the natural science approach as the ideal standard for dealing with errors. His position, however, is not atypical when compared with natural science perspectives at that time. His view was attuned with the view of logical...

... is to show how this experience contributed to form their theories of development, which evolved from technical discussions on growth mechanics to the necessity of adopting a development strategy dealing with issues of political economy. Correspondence may be addressed to Andrés Álvarez at ca.alvarez967...

... individuals to plan and predict their economic and social future(s). This transition to future thinking opened European’s spaces of possibility during what Reinhart Koselleck famously labelled Europe’s Sattelzeit , c.1750–1850. Some have emphasized a European culture of dealing with contingency, which may...

... contributions dealing with conservation issues. It has also been connected to his earlier work on depreciation, published in 1925, for using the same kind of mathematical formalism. This article further explores this second research direction on the basis of new archival materials, showing that Hotelling...

... emerges. This article traces how Hayek's effort to produce a consistent business cycle theory led him to redevelop important parts of capital theory and the theory of expectations. The inherent difficulties of dealing with the durability of capital goods in an Austrian framework, as well as his evolving...

... was actually unnecessary, as the early framework could have enabled Marshall to deal with the problem of determinateness in less restrictive terms. Correspondence may be addressed to Marco Dardi, Via delle Pandette 9, 50127 Firenze, Italy; e-mail: [email protected] . I wish to thank three anonymous...