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... as Problems of Monopoly and Economic Warfare, London, 1930. Hi5tor-y of Politiccrl Economy 13.2 c 1981 by Duke University Press Stockholm and Cambridge: four papers on the monetary and employment theory of the 1930s...

... CCC 0018-2702/84/$1.50 John Millar, the four-stages theory, and women’s position in society Paul Bowles I The four-stages theory, that is, the idea of society progressing through four stages based successively on the hunting, pastoral, agricultural...

...Ronald L. Meek Copyright © 1971 by Duke University Press 1971 Smith, Turgot, and the “Four Stages” Theory Ronald L. Meek I INTHE good old days, when I was a fierce young Marxist instead of a benign...

...Enzo Pesciarelli Copyright © 1978 by Duke University Press 1978 History of Political Economy 10:4 0 1978 by Duke University Press The Italian contribution to the four-stages theory Enzo Pesc iare Hi...

... CCC 00 18-2702/90/$1.50 Adam Smith’s four invisible hands Syed Ahmad Arguably, Adam Smith is best known to economists, and even more so to the noneconomists who know of him, through his “celebrated” (Hol- lander 1973) “invisible hand.” This is an amazing success for a catchy...

...Jacob Viner Chapter Four The Weber Thesis In two essays published in 1905 Max Weber presented an interpreta- tion of the historical relations of Protestantism and capitalism which has dictated the setting in which practically all the discussion of this topic has...

... future research. Because of this, after the conference we invited the present- ers to respond in a conversational tone to four questions—essentially the same four questions that motivated our call for papers. Introduction to the Symposium / Van Horn and Nik-Khah 169 While space...

... of a Paper In 2006, Kim, Morse, and Zingales reported that “Theory of the Firm” was the third most cited article in the entire discipline of economics since 1970 (Kim et al. 2006). Four other articles by Michael Jensen made the top 150 most influential economics papers list. The pattern of citation...

... four economists who led this transition—Ian Little, Jagdish Bhagwati, Anne Krueger, and Bela Balassa—came to their views and helped build a new professional consensus on trade policy and economic development. In each case, practical experience, and empirical observation, particularly from India, helped...

...Xuan Zhao This article uncovers the theory of industrialization of the eighteenth-century German Cameralist Johann Heinrich Gottlob von Justi, who was the most important figure in German Cameralism. This topic is highly underexamined. This article finds that Justi proposed four reasons...

... rules governing open-outcry double auctions, converged endogenously, in three to four periods of repeat interaction, to an efficient outcome. These observations contradicted the widely believed thought and taught necessity for perfect information, large numbers, and price-taking behavior. However...

... Kant or Bentham, but virtue ethics has recently come back. From the Seven Primary Virtues, Smith chose five to admire especially. He chose all four of the pagan and stoic virtues of courage, temperance, justice, and prudence. To these he added, as virtue number five, a part of the Christian virtue...

... statisticians and econometricians. This essay complements the usual history of econometrics with an account of these transactions from the statisticians' side. I concentrate on four statisticians and their interactions with econometricians: Karl Pearson, whose influence was exercised in the years before...

.... This article examines four women—Emilie du Châtelet, Sophie de Grouchy, Clémence Royer, and Harriet Martineau—who translated political economy between English and French from the mid-eighteenth to the mid-nineteenth centuries, and it argues that these translators saw their work as an opportunity...

... growth models because of his emphasis on portfolio substitution between money and capital as a possible source of the non-neutrality of money even in the long run. This paper examines Tobin's contributions to growth theory over more than four decades and the relationship of his work to the evolution...

...Jeff Lipkes Raised as an Orthodox Jew, Milton Friedman wrote almost nothing about Jews and Judaism, with the exception of a paper entitled “Capitalism and the Jews,” delivered three times and printed four times. To help explain the paradox that although Jews have benefited hugely from capitalism...

...Daniel Geary This article offers a case study of how social scientific disciplines differentiate themselves from one another, focusing on the relationship of economics to sociology. It presents four categories to describe common ways that economists and sociologists understood the relationship...

...E. Roy Weintraub MIT emerged from “nowhere” in the 1930s to its place as one of the three or four most important sites for economic research by the mid-1950s. A conference held at Duke University in April 2013 examined how this occurred. In this article the author argues that the immediate postwar...