...Peder Andersen Copyright © 1983 by Duke University Press 1983 History of Political Economy 1.5:3 0 1983 by Duke University Press ‘On rent of fishing grounds’: a translation of Jens Warming’s...

... of Fishing Grounds”: A Translation of Jens Warming's 1911 Article, with an Introduction. History of Political Economy 15.3 : 391 -96. Björnsson, O. 1957 . A Comment. In The Economics of Fisheries: Proceedings of a Round Table Organized by The International Economic Association in September 1956...

... of my Danish translations. Copyright 2010 by Duke University Press 2010 Andersen, P. 1983 . “On Rent of Fishing Grounds”: A Translation of Jens Warming's 1911 Article, with an Introduction. HOPE 15.3 : 391 –96. Backhouse, R. E., and J. Biddle, eds. 2000 . Toward a History of Applied...

... Economic Association, I published a seven-page article titled “On Rent of Fishing Grounds.” The paper was written from theoretical considerations, that is, it was a by-product of a book titled Wage and Interest,1 the writing of which led me to consider various examples of how wages are determined...

... in developing a disequilibrium model of markets-a model which has recently been extensively studied, for example, so as to give micro- economic foundations to macroeconomics. In Section I1 we start with Thornton 1869’s example of fish auctions and Mill 1967’s interpretation of it, on which...

... remained unknown to English-speaking econo- mists until translated in 1983. Cf. Peter Anderson, “‘On rent of fishing grounds”: a trans- lation of Jens Warming’s 191 1 article, with an introduction,’ History of Political Economy 1 5.3(1983): 39 1-96. Wolfson, Orzech, and Hanna - Marx...

...) and the nonexistence of demand and supply equilibrium. In the second edition of his book Thornton (1870) replied to Mill, however, that what he meant by his fish auction example is not that equilibrium is multiple when demand does not increase with cheapness, but that goods are sold in an English auction...

...E. Roy Weintraub Copyright © 1991 by Duke University Press 1991 References Collins , Harry 1985 . Changing Order . London and Los Angeles: Sage. Fish , Stanley 1980 . Is There a Text in This Class? Cambridge: Harvard University Press. Klamer , Arjo 1984...

... assumptions. Assume two isolated individuals, A and B, who each own a single com- modity. A oms more fish than he can me, so that he owns a valueless surplus of fish, since fish cannot be stored for long; B owns a large quantity of hides, more than he needs for shelter and clothing, so that he also...

..., with a fixed supply has received a good deal less attention than it really deserves My article presents a rational reconstruction of Marshall’s model of pure exchange as embodied in his stories of the corn market and the fish market in Book V of the Principles. It must be acknowledged...

...” of this proposition is provided in three famous ex- amples of instances where the law of supply and demand supposedly does not hold: the fish auction, the sale of a horse, and the sale of a limited 2. Thornton’s confusions between supply and demand functions, their construction, and their difference...

... reasonable that you should, as I have gone already and bestowed time andpains in procuring the fruit” (WA, 1.37; emphasis added). Compare this with a similar statement in the Anderson Notes: “To deprive a man of the beast or fish he has caught, or of the fruit he has gathered, is depriving him...

... a something-better comes along which nei- ther Walsh-Gram or the “micro-foundations of macroeconomics” literature has yet supplied. So much for the Gospel of Either-or, and if this be Stinking Fish, let the fish stink! My final observation is about that undefinable entity called simplicity. Ad...

... are discovered: and the remedies also to remoove the same are represented . London: Printed by John Legatt, for Simon Waterson,dwelling in Paules church-yard at the signe of the Crowne. ____. 1623 . The circle of commerce or the ballance of Trade, in defence of free Trade: opposed to Malyne's Little Fish...

...) may have been the first to deal with the problem by shifting the commodity to one which was perishing-a fish market on Saturday night. Dasgupta challenged this interpretation, without finding the missing theory of carryovers in Marshall or pro- viding one of his own.’ Presumably...

... exploitation. Mun says about the Dutch: In truth (as they well observe) there are no people in Christendome who do more undermine, hurt, and eclipse us daily in our Navigation and Trades, both abroad and at home; and this not only in the rich Fishing in his Majesty’s Seas (whereof we have...

... of an incomplete and developing enterprise set in a specific time and place. Too many papers here combine elements from Marx with arguments added by the mod- ern interpreter, making a compound product that is neither fish nor fowl. There are plenty of quotations...

...-or, and if this be Stinking Fish, let the fish stink! My final observation is about that undefinable entity called simplicity. Ad- mittedly following in the footsteps of Richard Goodwin’s allegedly Elementary Economics Cfrom an Advanced Standpoint) of 1970, Walsh-Gram reach for a simplicity which eludes...

... as the big fish. Robert Leeson, Murdoch University ...

.... in Joseph P. Davis to Frederick P. Fish, August 28, 1902, 137-09-01-14, AT&T Archives. 5. M. C. Rorty to Joseph P. Davis and attachment, October 22, 1903, box 1360, AT&T Archives. 6. Fish to Davis, September 4, 1902, 137-09-01-14, AT&T Archives. But the residential districts were further split into three...