.... Louisiana State University WILLIAMF. CAMPBELL * * the Goldsmiths’-Kress microjk For historians of economics, the most important publishing event in a long while is the placing on microfilm of the major part of the combined holdings of the Goldsmiths’ Library...

...Arthur H. Goldsmith John Weeks. New York: St. Martin's Press, 1989. $45.00 Copyright © 1992 by Duke University Press 1992 260 History of Political Economy 24: 1 (1992) McCloskey, Donald. 1986. The Rhetoric of Economics. Madison; University of Wisconsin Press. Skinner, Quentin...

... titles. For instance, in Amsterdam, bills of exchange (wissels), bank notes, and other paper promissories, such 276 History of Political Economy 33:2 (2001) as deposit slips of the Exchange Bank, were traded, while in London, bills of exchange, goldsmiths’ notes, lottery tickets, and “tallies...

... for regulating brokers, for making void all contracts and agreements already made... .London. Kress-Goldsmith Microfilm Collection. ____. 1720a . An argument proving that the South Sea Company are able to make a dividend of 38 per cent for 12 years . London: Printed for W. Barcham. London. Kress-Goldsmith...

... Memorial Library, Jesus College, Cambridge), and Angela Whitelegge (Goldsmith's Library, London). Antonella Vergati provided efficient research assistance. Two anonymous referees offered generous comments. Funds for my research are from a Social Science Research Council of Canada fellowship. Copyright ©...

..., Mass. : MIT Press . Colm Gerhard Dodge Joseph M. Goldsmith Raymond W. . 1946 . “ A Plan for the Liquidation of War Finance and the Financial Rehabilitation of Germany .” Office of the Military Government for Germany (U.S.) , May 20 . In Ostrander F. Taylor , OMGUS-Berlin...

... banking began with London goldsmiths at some vague date in the late Middle Ages. Yes, there were goldsmiths in London, but from the thirteenth and fourteenth centuries, over on Lombard Street, Italian bankers were doing serious business that makes a joke of the superficial representations...

..., the foundation for an elastic currency, began with the London goldsmiths at some unstated date. Henry Dunning MacLeod (1896, 1-5) explains that merchants in the seventeenth century had traditionally stored their bullion in the mint in the Tower of London, but in 1640, King Charles I seized...

... * * the Goldsmiths’-Kress microjk For historians of economics, the most important publishing event in a long while is the placing on microfilm of the major part of the combined holdings of the Goldsmiths’ Library at the University of London and of the Kress Library at Harvard. They are two...

... Controversies? Journal of Economic Perspectives 17.1 : 199 –214. Darity, W. A., Jr. 1981 . The Simple Analytics of Neo-Ricardian Growth and Distribution. American Economic Review 71.5 : 978 –93. Darity, W. A., Jr., and A. H. Goldsmith. 1995 . Mr. Keynes, the New Keynesians, and the Concept...

...: University of Toronto Press. Goldsmith , M. M. 1971 . Introduction to An Enquiry into the Origin of Honour and the Usefulness of Christianity in War , by Bernard Mandeville. New York: Frank Cass. Grafton , A. 1988 . The Availability of Ancient Works. In Schmitt and Skinner 1988...

... of Economics and Statistics 34.2 : 97 -148. Foley, Duncan K. 1998 . An Interview with Wassily Leontief. Macroeconomic Dynamics 2 : 116 -40. Glaser, Ezra. 1958 . Comment. In Input-Output Analysis: An Appraisal , edited by Raymond Goldsmith. Studies in Income and Wealth, vol. 18 . Princeton, N.J...

.... Dasgupta. London and New York: Routledge, 1993. 206 pp. $59.95. Premodern Financial Systems: A Historical Comparative Study. By Raymond W. Goldsmith. Cambridge University Press, 1987. 348 pp. $69.95. These books can be discussed together primarily because of their commitment to economic...

... of conventional thinking and a greater appre- ciation for the perspective of the critics of conventional thought. Perhaps assump- tions should be given a similar status to that of paradigms in the study of history of economic thought. Arthur H. Goldsmith, Washington and Lee...

... Educational Books, University of Toronto Press. Inman , R. 1982 . The economic case for limits to government. AEA Papers and Proceedings 72.2 (May): 176 -83. Kneisner , R. , and A. Goldsmith. 1987 . A survey of alternative models of the aggregate U.S. labour market. Journal of Economic...

... to day. Silver coin was the predominant currency; in 1693 for instance, silver coin, guineas, and goldsmith notes accounted for 60 per- cent, 30 percent, and 10 percent respectively of the money in circula- tion (calculated from Kelly 1991, 112). Most international trade trans- actions were cleared...

... of National Income, Selma Goldsmith Income distribution Department of Commerce Census Bureau Herman Miller Income distribution Note: For details, see Huret 2008, 37–52. problems. Brady, an economist who worked at the Bureau of Labor Statis- tics, coined the phrase “poverty paradox...

... Contracts for British Prints. Print Quarterly 9 . 2 (June): 184 -87. Hilles , Frederick W. 1952 . Portraits by Sir Joshua Reynolds: Character Sketches of Oliver Goldsmith, Samuel Johnson, and David Garrick, together with Other Manuscripts of Reynolds Discovered among the Boswell Papers...

... . Goldsmith Raymond W. 1959 . “ Exploratory Report .” In The Comparative Study of Economic Growth and Structure , National Bureau of Economic Research . New York : NBER . Houthakker Hendrik S. 1957 . “ An International Comparison of Household Expenditure Patterns: Commemorating...