... and the social division of labor. By Michael Perelman. Totowa, N. J., and London: Rowman & Allan- held, 1984. Pp. 270. $28.50. Stimulated by interests quite different from those usually informing writers on the history of economic thought, Michael Perelman has produced a correspond- ingly...

... of Political Economy 94 . 5 : 1002 -37. Rosenberg , Nathan. 1965 . Adam Smith on the Division of Labour: Two Views or One? Economica 32 . 126 : 127 -39. Rostow , W. W. 1992 . Theorists of Economic Growth from David Hume to the Present . Oxford: Oxford University Press. Schumpeter...

... Revolution and Its Critics. London: Macmillan. Robertson, Dennis H. 1926. Banking Policy and the Price Level. London:P. S. King. Sewell, Elizabeth. 1952. The Field of Nonsense. London:Chatto and Windus. Knowledge, Social Institutions, and the Division of Labour. Edited by Pier Luigi Porta...

...Daniel Silvermintz This article challenges the long-standing belief that Plato is an early proponent of the division of labor on account of the political proposals advanced in the Republic . In contrast, I contend that the Republic offers a radical critique—rather than any endorsement—of job...

... . 1982 . Good City . Translated by Seyyed Jaafar Sajadi. Tehran: Zuhuri Publishers. Foley , Vernard . 1974 . The Division of Labor in Plato and Smith. HOPE 6.2 : 220 -42. Ghazali , Abu Hamed . 1989 . Ihya-al-Ulum-al-Deen . Translated by Mohammad Kharazi. 2d ed. 4 vols. Tehran...

...Paul J. McNulty Copyright © 1975 by Duke University Press 1975 [HOPE Vol. 7 (1975) No. 31 A note on the division of labor in Plato and Smith Paul .I.McNulty In a recent analysis of the concept of division of labor, Vernard Foley has suggested that Adam Smith “could...

...Vernard Foley Copyright © 1974 by Duke University Press 1974 The division of labor in Plato and Smith Vernard Foley In the Wealth of Nations the division of labor conception is the central theme of the more theoretical portions of the book. Since Plato was one...

..., there are two coordinating mechanisms in Smith. First, there is the invisible hand of the Theory of Moral Sentiments , which facilitates the process of specialization and trade (or division of labor). It is a coordinating mechanism and not a tautology, as it is based on a presumption about human behavior yet...

... of thought have contributed to reinterpret the evolution and divisions within development economics. The HOPE 2017 conference brought together for the first time development economists and historians of thought. The articles collected here reflect the tension between theory and practice and highlight...

... in the earliest writings on the subject, notably by Plato. The evolution of the monetary system led to the emergence of metals as the dominant form of money owing to their well-known qualities of durability, homogeneity, divisibility, and the like. Yet, these physical qualities actually relate to market...

...Robert B. Ekelund, Jr.; Robert F. Hébert Division of labor, in research as well as in teaching, has produced, in economics as elsewhere, an indefinite number of specialities that are usually described as “applied fields.” … These fields may accumulate “private” stocks of facts and methods...

... British men, money, know-how, and equipment to the mines. They drew on the work of political economists to help establish the credibility of their observations and accounts, particularly with respect to the relationship between the lack of the division of labor and population in La Plata and Chile...

..., which transcended the traditional division between commerce and community. This article illustrates this shift in Lachmann's focus by using two of his neglected German publications. Additionally, it lays out how Lachmann's effort in the “thinking in orders” tradition was principally rooted in his...

...Maria Pia Paganelli Abstract What are the causes of prosperity? In addition to the division of labor, saving, capital accumulation, and good institutions, Adam Smith explains opulence through vanity and luck, two variables we tend to forget today. For Smith, wealth comes from our propensity...

... Carver. Our reconstruction reveals that, contrary to several standard historical accounts, for American early twentieth-century marginalism, let alone American economics at large, Clark's solution to the ethical problem of distributive justice was far more divisive than consolidating. Luca.fiorito...

... for industrialization in order to promote economic development: (1) manufacturing had a highly differentiated division of labor; (2) manufacturing was an innovation- intensive activity; (3) manufacturing was a science-based activity; and (4) manufacturing cultivated people’s psychological qualities which were required...

... (1978), A Financial History of Western Europe (1984), and kindred works. This essay traces Kindleberger’s attachment to the idea of “hegemonic stability” back to his tenure as chief of the State Department’s Division of German and Austrian Economic Affairs from 1945 to 1947 and adviser to the European...

... and execute and verify calculations, most notably for his tableaux économiques . In other words, the production of political and economic writings was structured by a detailed division of labor organized by Quesnay, who acted as the master of a writing workshop. After the death of Madame de Pompadour...

... experience, also as the director of the Research and Planning Division of the UN Economic Commission for Europe from 1947 to 1949, significantly influenced his pioneering contributions to growth theory. [email protected] Copyright 2024 by Duke University Press 2024 German war economy...

... . [1834] 1965 . Statement of Some New Principles on the Subject of Political Economy . In James 1965 . Rashid , Salim . 1986 . Adam Smith and the Division of Labour: A Historical View Scottish Journal of Political Economy 33 . 3 : 292 -97. Rosenberg , Nathan . 1965 . Adam Smith...