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...Glenn Hueckel Correspondence may be addressed to Glenn Hueckel, Department of Economics,Purdue University, West Lafayette, IN 47907; e-mail: hueckel@mgmt.purdue.edu . Duke University Press 2000 Blaug, Mark. 1959 . Welfare Indices in The Wealth of Nations. Southern Economic Journal...

...Glenn Hueckel By Salim Rashid. Cheltenham, England: Edward Elgar, 1998. x; 227 pp.$80.00 2000 HOPE 32.2-08.BookReviews 5/10/00 12:42 PM Page 405 Book Reviews 405 The Myth of Adam Smith...

... to Terry Peach, Economics, School of Social Sciences, Arthur Lewis Building, University of Manchester, Oxford Road, Manchester M13 9PL, U.K.; e-mail: [email protected] . With the usual caveat, I record my thanks to Mark Blaug, Andrew Glyn, Glenn Hueckel, Ian Steedman, Donald Winch, and two...

.... Correspondence may be addressed to Terry Peach, School of Social Sciences, University of Manchester, U.K.; e-mail: [email protected] . I thank Tony Brewer, Glenn Hueckel, and the participants at the 2006 U.K. Conference on the History of Economic Thought for comments on previous versions of the paper...

...) that explains patiently, and in great detail, how intractable the problem of economic development in Ireland was. The following chapter is that by Glenn Hueckel on Adam Smith and the corn bounty. This is a dis- cursive and lengthy essay, and readers would be advised to remind themselves of what Smith...

...) that explains patiently, and in great detail, how intractable the problem of economic development in Ireland was. The following chapter is that by Glenn Hueckel on Adam Smith and the corn bounty. This is a dis- cursive and lengthy essay, and readers would be advised to remind themselves of what Smith...

...) that explains patiently, and in great detail, how intractable the problem of economic development in Ireland was. The following chapter is that by Glenn Hueckel on Adam Smith and the corn bounty. This is a dis- cursive and lengthy essay, and readers would be advised to remind themselves of what Smith...

...) that explains patiently, and in great detail, how intractable the problem of economic development in Ireland was. The following chapter is that by Glenn Hueckel on Adam Smith and the corn bounty. This is a dis- cursive and lengthy essay, and readers would be advised to remind themselves of what Smith...

...) that explains patiently, and in great detail, how intractable the problem of economic development in Ireland was. The following chapter is that by Glenn Hueckel on Adam Smith and the corn bounty. This is a dis- cursive and lengthy essay, and readers would be advised to remind themselves of what Smith...

...) that explains patiently, and in great detail, how intractable the problem of economic development in Ireland was. The following chapter is that by Glenn Hueckel on Adam Smith and the corn bounty. This is a dis- cursive and lengthy essay, and readers would be advised to remind themselves of what Smith...

...) that explains patiently, and in great detail, how intractable the problem of economic development in Ireland was. The following chapter is that by Glenn Hueckel on Adam Smith and the corn bounty. This is a dis- cursive and lengthy essay, and readers would be advised to remind themselves of what Smith...

...) that explains patiently, and in great detail, how intractable the problem of economic development in Ireland was. The following chapter is that by Glenn Hueckel on Adam Smith and the corn bounty. This is a dis- cursive and lengthy essay, and readers would be advised to remind themselves of what Smith...

... Press. Hueckel, Glenn. Forthcoming. “In the Heat of Writing”: Polemics and the “Error of Smith” in the Matter of the Corn Bounty. In The Elgar Companion to Adam Smith , edited by Jeffrey Young. Edward Elgar. Hume, David. [1739–40] 2000 . A Treatise on Human Nature . Oxford: Oxford University...

... Mike G. Marshall, “Luxury, Economic Development, and Work Motivation: David Hume, Adam Smith, and J. R. McCulloch,” v. 32, no. 3, pp. 631–48 Glenn Hueckel, “On the ‘Insurmountable Difficulties, Obscurity, and Embarrassment’ of Smith's Fifth Chapter,” v. 32, no. 2, pp. 317–45 Enzo Pesciarelli...

... Ricardo . London : Heinemann . ———. 1997 . The Economics of Thomas Robert Malthus . Toronto : University of Toronto Press . ———. 2005 . Jean-Baptiste Say and the Classic Canon in Economics . London : Routledge . Hueckel G. 2000 . “ On the ‘Insurmountable Difficulties, Obscurity...

... of the traditional peer review model.” 5. See Aspromourgos 2000. 6. This was suggested last December by H. Plasmeijer, Glenn Hueckel, Mike Robinson, and others through the HES list. This debate informed us that the host to this conference will be the associate editor for the history of economic thought...

... in a graduate workshop at Purdue University in December 1997. I espe- cially want to thank Glenn Hueckel for his extensive, helpful comments. The current version has been heavily reworked in response to comments by two anonymous referees, one of whom went beyond the call of duty in suggesting ways to improve...

... and judged the intended Correspondence may be addressed to Richard A. Kleer, Department of Economics, University of Regina, Regina, Saskatchewan S4S 0A2; e-mail: [email protected]. Many thanks to Glenn Hueckel, Dwyryd Jones, Andrea Maneschi, Michael Rushton, and two anonymous referees...

... articles) appears markedly different in both topics and authors. It includes writings speci‡c to Adam Smith s history, the best connected of which are on Smith s ‡fth chapter (G. Hueckel 32:317 45); philosophical psychology and economic psychol- ogy in David Hume and Adam Smith (G. Davis 35:269 304...