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... University Press 1997 References Cain , Neville 1982 . Hawtrey and the Multiplier. Australian Economic History Review 22 : 68 -78. Clark , Colin 1977 . The “Golden” Age of the Great Economists: Keynes, Robbins, et al. in 1930. Encounter 48 . 6 : 80 -90. Clark , John Maurice...

.... William A. , and Young. Warren 1995 . IS-LM: An Inquest. HOPE 27 . 1 : 1 -41. Davis , Eric G. 1980 . The Correspondence between R. G. Hawtrey and J. M. Keynes on the Treatise: The Genesis of Output-Adjustment Models. Canadian Journal of Economics 13 . 4 : 716 -24. Davis , Eric G...

.... 1997 . Reply to“Hawtrey and the Multiplier” by Robert W. Dimand. HOPE 29.3 : 557 -59. Davis, E. G. 1980 . The Correspondence between R. G. Hawtrey and J. M. Keynes on the Treatise: The Genesis of Output Adjustment Models. Canadian Journal of Economics 13 (November): 717 -24. Deutscher...

...Robert W. Dimand Correspondence may be addressed to Robert W. Dimand, Department of Economics,Brock University, St. Catharines, Ontario L2S 3A1, Canada. Duke University Press 2000 Hawtrey and the Keynesian Multiplier: A Response to Ahiakpor Robert W. Dimand I am not persuaded...

...David Andrews The positive/normative distinction, in its modern form, was introduced into economics by Lionel Robbins. Robbins's discussion of the distinction was provoked in part by Ralph Hawtrey's prior claim that economics cannot be dissociated from ethics. Robbins's argument has been quite...

... (July): 56 -74. Darity, William A. Jr., and Warren Young. 1995 . IS-LM:An Inquest. HOPE 27.1 : 1 -41. ____. 1997 . Reply to “Hawtrey and the Multiplier” by Robert W. Dimand. HOPE 29.3 : 557 -59. Festinger, Leon. 1957 . A Theory of Cognitive Dissonance . New York: Harper. Harrod...

... his new formulation was affected by this struggle. I argue that the forced saving thesis is inherently inconsistent with his Fundamental Equations, and the change in the equilibrating mechanism from price to output proposed by Ralph Hawtrey enabled Keynes to completely abolish this notion from his...

... , edited by D. P. O'Brien and J. R. Presley. Totowa, N.J.: Barnes and Noble. Harrod , R. F. 1934 . Prof. Pigou's Theory of Unemployment. Economic Journal 44 . 173 ( March ): 19 -32. Hawtrey , R. G. 1954 . Comment. Economic Journal 64 . 255 ( September ): 834 -39. Hawtrey...

... not stand up under critical scrutiny. Thus, shortly before the publication of the Treatise in October 1930, Hawtrey had incisively criticized “Mr. Keynes’ formula” on the grounds that, on the one hand, it was a tautology, and not (as Keynes would have it) an explanation of the price change (see...

.... diss., Harvard University. Davenport , Herbert J. 1913 . The Economics of Enterprise . New York: Macmillan. Deutscher , Patrick. 1990 . R. G. Hawtrey and the Development of Macroeconomics . Ann Arbor, Mich.: University of Michigan Press. Dorfman , Joseph. 1959...

... of the United States 1867-1960 . Princeton, N.J.:Princeton University Press. Haberler, G. von. 1932 . Money and the Business Cycle. In Gold and Monetary Stabilization: Lectures on the Harris Foundation , edited by Q. Wright. Chicago: University of Chicago Press. Hawtrey, R. G. 1925 . Public Expenditure...

....: Princeton University Press for the National Bureau of Economic Research. Laidler , D. 1993 . Hawtrey, Harvard, and the Origins of the Chicago Tradition. Journal of Political Economy 101 ( December ): 1068 -1103. Laidler , D. 1998a . Hawtrey, Harvard, and Chicago: A Final Comment...

...” in order to illustrate the “loanable funds fallacy.” Sections 3 and 4 discuss the criticisms leveled against the Treatise by Dennis Robertson and Ralph Hawtrey respectively. I argue that Robertson’s criticism, which is directed mainly at the excess- bearish factor, made no impression on Keynes, who...

... orthodox economists of his day, including Robbins, Hawtrey, and Keynes. Douglas was also a constant thorn in the side of both Fabian and Marxian socialism and provoked a vigorous (and sometimes intemperate) response from such socialist econ- omists as Dobb, Durbin, Lewis, and Strachey...

... of Marshall, and Jevons, to be sure, Pigou, Fisher, Hawtrey, and Wicksell was here, ripe for full, subtle development of the theory, and so it came to reasonably full fruition by the beginning of the Great War. Not that all of importance was settled. More is to be said about the evolution of mone...

... Ralph Hawtrey and Dennis Robertson, whose writings in fa- vor of the norm demonstrate the independence of its merits from those of classical value theory or the gold standard.” Hawtrey embraced the 10. Much later A. E. Musson concluded that, during the Great Depression, “prices certainly...

...Robert W. Dimand Copyright © 1995 by Duke University Press 1995 References Blaug , M. 1991 . John Maynard Keynes (1883-1946) . 2 vols. Aldershot: Edward Elgar. Deutscher , P. 1990 . R. G. Hawtrey and the Development of Macroeconomics . Ann Arbor: University of Michigan...

.... Harrod, Roy F. 1937 . Mr Keynes and Traditional Theory. Econometrica 5 (January): 74 -86. Hawtrey, Ralph G. 1913 . Good and Bad Trade . London: Constable. Hayek, Friedrich A. 1931 . Prices and Production . London: Routledge. ____. 1931-32 . Reflections on the Pure Theory of Money of Mr...

... , Alvin 1949 . Monetary Theory and Fiscal Policy . New York: McGraw-Hill. Hansen , Alvin 1953 . A Guide to Keynes . New York: McGraw-Hill. Hawtrey , Ralph G 1930 . Currency and Credit . 3d ed. London: Longmans, Green. Hirsch , Abraham , and Neil De Marchi 1990 . Milton...

...- pirical support. In Section I1 below, we review a number of important early contributions to the theory of the relationship, as presented by Newcomb, Fisher, Wicksell, Hawtrey, and Schumpeter. In Section I11 we examine the data on national income and the stock of money which were readily...