...Matthew Smith In 1823, William Blake (1774-1852) published the pamphlet Observations of the Effects Produced by the Expenditure of Government during the Restriction of Cash Payments , which made a significant contribution to debate about the economic effects of government fiscal policy during...

... to Government may be also a protection from tyranny . . . it constitutes an adequate ground for special repressive intervention. ” In the second instance, ‘‘ the in- crease of power, which association tends to give, increases the danger of oppression and the need of Governmental interference...

..., Steven G., and Warren J. Samuels. 2000 . The Economic Role of Government as, in Part, a Matter of Selective Perception,Sentiment, and Valuation: The Cases of Pigovian and Paretian Welfare Economics. American Journal of Economics and Sociology 59 (January): 87 -108. Menger, Carl. [1883] 1987...

..., a legal- governmental construct through and through, and its establishment and maintenance a clear-cut instance of governmental “activism.” Smith’s broad-based conception of the economic role of government is made clear when one pays attention, first, to what Smith has to say about government...

... Discourse in the Seventeenth and Eighteenth Centuries .” In Cameralism and the Enlightenment. Happiness. Governance and Reform in Transnational Perspective , edited by Nokkala Ere Miller Nicholas B. , 23 – 46 . London : Routledge . Moggach Douglas . 2009 . “ Freedom and Perfection...

... Press Economists in government: a research field for the historian of economics A. W. Coats I During the past decade or so there has been a marked, and on the whole welcome, surge of interest in the sociology of economics on the part of economists...

...Alain Marciano Benevolence, Sympathy, and Hume’s Model of Government: How Different Is New Political Economy from Classical Political Economy? Alain Marciano What a malignant philosophy must it be, that will not allow, to humanity and friendship, the same privileges...

...Andrew Farrant; Maria Pia Paganelli Are Two Knaves Better Than One? Hume, Buchanan, and Musgrave on Economics and Government Andrew Farrant and Maria Pia Paganelli You must only take care to remove all the vices. If you remove part, you may render the matter...

...Stephen Meardon How TRIPs Got Legs: Copyright, Trade Policy, and the Role of Government in Nineteenth-Century American Economic Thought Stephen Meardon The cause of free trade was advanced successfully in Britain to achieve the repeal of the Corn Laws in 1846, the removal of other...

...Yakir Plessner; Warren Young Economists, Government, and Economic Policymaking in Israel: From “Crawling Peg” to “Cold Turkey” Yakir Plessner and Warren Young For decades, Israeli academic economists ventured for limited periods of time out of the ivory tower and became economic advisers...

... in Keynesian lines, the reading of Harris 1947 and Lekach- man 1964 always proves fruitful. Corporatism and Government 347 Keynes believed in a concept of government based on public inter- est and benevolent dictatorship. Economic policy measures fostered by governmental...

... will be, and not whether there should be a law. Once again, such looks like governmental activism, un- less the new law resembles our concept of the natural order of things. The belief that some laws or programs provide a greater or more sig- nificant economic role for government is a matter of selective percep...

... . National income and the price level . New York: McGraw-Hill. Balassa , B. 1984 . The economic consequences of social policies in the industrial countries. Bernard Harms Lecture. Weltwirtschaftliches Archiv 120 (Heft 2): 213 -27. Barro , R. 1974 . Are government bonds net wealth...

.... 1984. Conversations with Economists: New Classical Economists and Opponents Speak Out on the Current Controversy in Macroeconomics. Totowa, N.J.: Rowman & Allanheld. Economics, Governance, and Law: Essays on Theory and Policy. By Warren J. Samuels. Cheltenham, U.K.: Edward Elgar, 2002...

...: The Economic Policies of the Tory Governments, 2815-1830. By Boyd Hilton. Oxford Historical Monographs. Oxford: Ox- ford University Press, 1977. Pp. ix, 338. $19.50. Political Economists and the English Poor Laws: A Historical Study of the In- fluence of Classical Economics on the Formation...

... thus identified several exceptions to free international trade that justified government intervention in the form of restrictions on imports and public subsidies to domestic industries. Going beyond Adam Smith’s arguments for protective tariffs, Say maintained that government could play a role...

... of public goods relates to the application of voluntary exchange theory—the idea that the revenue-expenditure process should be determined by the same fundamental laws and procedures that govern market prices in the private aspects of the economy. Driven by the changing political landscape of Europe...

...Thomas C. Leonard During the long Progressive Era (1885–1918) progressive reformers transformed American government, American higher education, and American economics, all in the name of regulating a transformed economy. Economic progress, they argued successfully, required the creation...

... to full or nearly full employment and healthy growth with a minimum of help from government through public employment, public works projects, or a combination of the two. The evolution is slow, however, making most journalists and economists reluctant to engage in a full-throated appeal for government...

... University Institute of Economics, studied with Alvin Hansen in 1941 and promoted inclusion of Keynesian material in the Nankai curriculum. Several Nankai faculty and graduate students published expositions and applications of Keynes in the early 1940s. The communist government that came to power in 1949...