... and Hotelling's economics of exhaustible resources were crucial inputs. This paper concentrates on Solow's contribution to the integration. It also traces its influence on the economics profession, focusing on the Hartwick rule and the way in which economists think about sustainability. Copyright 2009 by Duke...

...Juan Carvajalino; Thomas Michael Mueller Abstract During the early 1920s, a scattered group of American scholars, among whom were Harold Hotelling and E. B. Wilson, started a joint effort to develop statistical instruments in economics. They became interested in disparate topics...

.... In the Lobby of the Energy Hotel: Jevons’s Formulation of the Postclassical “Economic Problem” Michael V. White In the closing chapter of the first edition of his Theory of Political Econ- omy (TPE), William Stanley Jevons (1871, 254) argued that within the terms of his marginalist theory of value...

..., Marcia Tucker, and Karen Fiss. New York and Cambridge, Mass.: New Museum of Contemporary Art and MIT Press. Frischauer , Willi . 1965 . An Hotel Is Like a Woman: The Grand Hotels of Europe . London: Leslie Frewin. Frischauer , Willi . 1997 . Hotel Grande Bretagne, Athens . Athens...

...Thomas Michael Mueller Harold Hotelling’s work, from natural resources economics to optimal taxation, and from spatial to welfare economics, was deeply influenced by his Georgist affiliation and by a Georgist game that we now call Monopoly, which at the time was known as the Landlord’s Game. We...

...Antoine Missemer; Marion Gaspard; Roberto P. Ferreira da Cunha Harold Hotelling’s 1931 article on the economics of exhaustible resources is considered groundbreaking in the history of nonrenewable resource analysis. Hotelling’s innovation has been characterized by comparing his work with other...

...Raphaël Fèvre; Thomas Michael Mueller Abstract This article aims to trace the hitherto little-known controversy involving Maurice Allais, François Divisia, Harold Hotelling, and Gérard Debreu in the immediate postwar years. The controversy turned on “dead loss,” a measure of the maximum value...

....: Elgar. ____. 1999 . The Legacy of Milton Friedman as Teacher . Cheltenham, U.K.: Elgar. Hammond, J. D., and C. H. Hammond. 2006 . Making Chicago Price Theory: Friedman-Stigler Correspondence, 1945-1957 . London: Routledge. Hands, D. W., and P. E. Mirowski. 1998 . Harold Hotelling...

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.... Entrepreneurial Demand Functions One episode in the history of neoclassical economics that Mirowski does not examine is the theory of “entrepreneurial” demand functions given by Hotelling (1932).8 This episode is worth a careful examination, since it helps clarify the relationship between symmetry...

.... 1960 . A Limitation of the Optimum Property of the Sequential Probability Ratio Test. In Contributions to Probability and Statistics: Essays in Honor of Harold Hotelling , edited by I. Olkin et al., 57 -69. Stanford: Stanford University Press. Box, J. Fisher. 1978 . R. A. Fisher, the Life...

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... . Letter to Henry Schultz, 3 June . Ragnar Frisch collection , National Library of Norway , Oslo . ———. 1933 . Letter to Harold Hotelling, 13 January . Ragnar Frisch collection , National Library of Norway , Oslo . ———. 1934a . Statistical Confluence Analysis by Means of Complete Regression...

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... profession on this interdisciplinary methodology of Gray, Ely, and Ise. The next ma- jor study on the economics of natural resources was Harold Hotelling’s 1931 article in the Journal of Political Economy, “The economics of ex- haustible resources.” In this influential article Hotelling set...