... be addressed to Juan Zabalza at zabalza@ua.es . Copyright © 2021 Duke University Press 2021 business cycles Great Depression Federal Reserve gold bloc monetary policy This work has been supported by Cátedra Germán Bernácer. References Almenar Palau Salvador . 1983...

.... 260 Johanna Bockman Economic Knowledge in Socialism: The Case of Yugoslavia In 1948 the Yugoslav government was expelled from the Soviet bloc and needed new allies. It looked to the United Nations and the nonaligned movement for these allies. As members of these and other international institutions...

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... reached, gold and dollar payments were required. As a consequence, in the eventful year of 1947, the volume of intra-European trade declined significantly. France ceased importing from Belgium in 1947 and from Sweden in 1948. As one of the policymakers involved in international negotiations wrote...

.... Police, Absolutism, and Enlightened Reformism During the reign of João V (1706 50), Portugal experienced a period of prosperity and prestige among European courts, fueled by the influx of Brazilian gold into the royal treasury (Boxer 1962). This conjuncture favored a government of absolutist...

... of directed vari- ations (in models of production, consumption, and synthesizing both). Such operations implied isolating different blocs of elements of the net- work and deˆning directions of the products ¥ows between producers (or groups of producers) in order to raise their output (in such a way...

..., and income reduced by half from the prewar level (Colm, Dodge, and Gold- smith 1946, 1)—that, when the figuring was done, the effects of monetary reform would be “tantamount to a social revolution” (Stolper 1948, 102). Finding consensus among either Allies or Germans on questions of revolutionary...

....  Antisocialism as the Frame of Economics and Anti-Semitism Pantaleoni’s scientific production appears to be fundamentally detached from his anti-Semitic writings from 1915 to 1924. In his classic works on the credit system and the power blocs it involved—which began, as is known, in 1895 with the essay...

... by Furtado. In particular, careful histori- cal accounts indicated that patterns of economic evolution were diversifi ed among underdeveloped countries and that it would be a mistake to dis- cuss them en bloc (see, e.g., Furtado [1961] 1964, chap. 4). In the late 1940s, when Furtado started his career...

... into operational cat- egories. By treating the Keynes critique en bloc, we are in danger of concluding that his suspicions about econometrics were “invalid” (Mal- invaud 1991,636) or “venial and not to be remembered” (Stone 1978, 88, last sentence) or not worthy of mention (Stone 1980, section 3...