... in the United States on the new farms and ranches, driven by the railways. Then he examined the Chicago commodities exchange in The Pit as a manifestation of the new global economy. E.M. Forster, a friend of John Maynard Keynes, focused in Howards End on the hazards of unemployment and destruction...

...Richard M. Romano Copyright © 1977 by Duke University Press 1977 William Forster Lloyd-a non-Ricardian? Richard M. Romano Some seventy years ago E. R. A. Seligman drew attention to a group of neglected English economists of the 1820’s and 30’s whose...

.... Forster, and the man of letters Leonard Woolf. The group had little formal organization but cooperated in various ways and resembled in some respects a pioneering think tank. They rejoiced in intellectual and artistic radicalism. They had fans and critics in Britain and elsewhere. They collaborated...

... , T. Aldrich. 1962 . The Backward-Sloping Supply Curve. Industrial and Labor Relations Review 15 . 2 : 230 -34. Forster , Nathaniel. 1767 . An Enquiry into the Causes of the Present High Price of Provisions . London: J. Fletcher and Company. Franklin , Benjamin 1882...

... legislation, the W. E. Forster Act of 1870. When presenting his bill, Forster avoided the 1861 Newcastle Commission’s findings that the vast majority of children were already receiving schooling despite the absence of both compulsion and zero pricing. In- stead he referred to an ad hoc...

... of, 175–76 “Fermiers” (Quesnay), 72–73 internal consistency of, 174–75 Fiction and methodology research entrepreneurs, portrayal of, 218 crisis in, 174–76 Forster, E. M., 18, 217–23 results of, 170–74 Norris...

... : Palgrave Macmillan . doi.org/ 10.1057/978-1-349-95121-5_2624-1 . Goodwin Craufurd D. 2012 . “ Observation through Fiction: Frank Norris and E. M. Forster .” In Observation and Observing in Economics , edited by Maas Harro Morgan Mary S. , History of Political Economy 44...

..., and Howell, for example—and about whom little or no background information is provided. The same could be said about “Irish land legislation of 1866” (134), Forster’s Land Act (135), “Southeyanvalues” (126), and the assorted varieties of Liberalism—old, new, muscular, Cambridge, Cobdenite, and the simple...

... of Timber in his Majesties Domain . London: Council of the Royal Society of London for the Improving of Natural Knowledge. Fitzherbert, Mayster. [1534] 1965 . The Book of Husbandry . Edited and with an introduction, notes, and a glossarial index by W. W. Skeat. Vaduz: Kraus Reprint. Forster, John...

...Craufurd D. Goodwin Duke University Press 2007 Bell, Clive. 1928 . Civilization . London: Chatto and Windus. Bell, Quentin. 1972 . Virginia Woolf: A Biography . London: Hogarth. Forster, Edward Morgan. 1910 . Howards End . London: Arnold. Fry, Roger. [1909] 1998 . An Essay...

..., 1650 to 1900 , edited by Richard Stone. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. De Lissa, Alfred. 1890 . The Law of Incomes. Australian Economist 2 (March): 6 -17. Feavearyear, A. E. 1931 . Spending the National Income. Economic Journal 41 (March): 51 -60. Forster, Colin...

... the term most likely calls to mind for us today. Eighteenth-century historical and anthropological nar- ratives confi rmed the importance Smith attached to labor, as they illus- trated how nature alone, even when most productive, could barely sustain human subsistence. Georg Forster’s description...

... by the socialist economic historian R. H. Tawney and the New-Liberal J. A. Hobson, both of whom took up the idea that the cash nexus could under- mine human values.7 Such questionings can also be found in the literature of the period, such as Howards End (1910) by Keynes’s Bloomsbury friend E. M. Forster...

...Mark Donoghue Correspondence may be addressed to Mark Donoghue, Department of Economics,Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences, National University of Singapore,Singapore 117570; e-mail: [email protected] . Duke University Press 2004 I thank William Coleman, Tony Endres, Keith Forster...

... many eminent “Kingsmen” and of individuals associated with them, among them C. R. Ashbee, architect; Clive and Vanessa Bell, art critic and painter, respectively; T. S. Eliot, poet; E. M. Forster, novelist; Roger Fry, art critic; Richard Kahn, Nicholas Kaldor, J. M. Keynes, Joan Robinson...

... 22 1 ; marginal efficiency of capital Fluctuations: British monetary policy, controversy, 257-59; monetary 63; monetary theory of, 254 theory in, 249; preface of, 243-44; Formalization, inference and, 11 publication citations, 230, 232; Forster, E. M., 164 reviews...

... . Aristotle . 2000 . Nicomachean Ethics . Translated and edited by Crisp Roger . Cambridge : Cambridge University Press . Aristotle [pseudo.] . 1920 . Oeconomica . Translated by Forster E. S. Oxford : Oxford University Press . Audard Catherine . 2009 . Qu’est-ce que le...

...). From left to right: Duncan Grant, Leonard Woolf, David Garnett, Vanessa and Clive Bell (on sofa), Maynard and Lydia Keynes (center, back), Desmond and Mary MacCar- thy, Quentin Bell, E. M. Forster; portraits on wall of Virginia Woolf, Lytton Strachey, and Roger Fry (all deceased at time...

...) and especially my colleagues Colin Forster and R. V. Jackson and two anonymous referees of the History of Political Economy for their helpful comments on earlier versions of this article. ...

... not come until 1870 when the Forster Act introduced government schools for the first time. Yet by 1869 most people in England and Wales were literate, most children were receiving a schooling, and most parents, worlung class included, were paying fees for it. And all this was well before...