...Xuan Zhao Abstract This article argues that Prussian industrialization policies implemented by Peter Beuth and Christian Rother from 1820 to 1848 worked as a kind of cameralism in practice. This argument is supported by two main points: first, Beuth, the primary Prussian industrialization promoter...

... state-led industrialization into a key development strategy. After the war, the United States became the new hegemonic power and adopted a universalist foreign policy, based on the newly created international agencies. At home, the internationalist businessmen promoted the partnership capitalism...

...David Spector Abstract As in other industrialized countries, cartelization was widespread in France after the 1870s. Cartels, and the public policy toward them, were frequently addressed in the public debate. This article deals with the stance taken by French economists on this subject until...

...- ing, nonmarket oriented industrial policies. In other places, Sismondi underscores the role of patents in encouraging overproduction. Yet, Sis- mondi sees overproduction as a new mercantilism, which does not distin- guish him plainly, to say the least, from a Smithian laissez-faire policy. However...

...Elizabeth Popp Berman The deregulatory moment of the late 1970s increased the policy influence of economics in the United States by linking the efforts of two distinct communities of economists: a systems analytic group and an industrial organization (I/O) group. The systems analytic group, which...

..., the industrial sector had a leading role in the Argentine economy, encouraged by exchange controls rather than by active economic policy.7 The number of agencies that regulated productive activities multiplied. Declining population growth and urbanization, due 62 History of Political Economy 53:1 (2021) 8...

...Andrej Svorenčík The aviation industry changed dramatically in the wake of the Airline Deregulation Act of 1978. My paper looks at an element of this transformation—the policy according to which take-off and landing slots were allocated at congested airports including a proposal to change...

... of an even larger industry in which the messiness for which such models were later criticized was endorsed as enabling modelers to be guided by data while offering the flexibility needed to undertake policy analysis and to analyze the consequences of events. Practices that critics considered fatal weaknesses...

... national "industrial policy" for overcoming the crisis. In their perspective, American history up to the 1880s provides the background necessary for an understanding of modern economic law. Of their "quick reprise" they admit having "abstracted somewhat from the historical record, selectively...

...Masazumi Wakatabe References Dercon , Stefan . 2022 . Gambling on Development: Why Some Countries Win and Others Lose . London : Hurst . Gao , Bai . 1997 . Economic Ideology and Japanese Industrial Policy: Developmentalism from 1931 to 1965 . Cambridge : Cambridge...

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... drawn primarily from the companion volume by Eastman (1910). Chapters 8 to 10 discuss the history of unionism in the industry, the policies of the Amalgamated Association, and the “great strikes.” Fitch draws on trade union newspapers, union circulars, union constitutions and bylaws, and other...

... experts in the Soviet Union. Systems expertise is largely missing from existing work on the history of Soviet infrastructure. The article analyzes the development of governmental, managerial, and industrial applications of systems analysis in the Soviet context, as well as the transfer of Soviet systems...

... to become a national disaster” (Means 1935, 1 1-1 2). 5. Gardiner C. Means, “NRA and AAA and the Reorganization of Industrial Policy Making,” 29 August 1934, FDRPL. Tugwell transmitted a copy of this memorandum to the White House and urged the president to give it his attention. An enlarged...

... Henry Phelps Brown, Sir Anthony Knight, Jan Tumlir, Alexandre Lamfalussy, and Guido Carli. Although the papers are directed toward major topics of current policy concern (demand management, labor and industrial policy, the evolving international order, capital movements, and national...

... . Freedom from Want: American Liberalism and the Idea of the Consumer . Baltimore, Md.: Johns Hopkins University Press. Dorfman, Joseph. 1974 . Walton Hale Hamilton and Industrial Policy. In Industrial Policy and Institutionalism: Selected Essays , by Walton H. Hamilton. Clifton, N.J.: Kelley...

... foreign manufactured goods, thereby saving valuable foreign exchange and promoting domestic industries. Alternative policies, such as a devaluation, would fail to stimulate exports (owing to the price insensitivity of foreign demand) and simply raise the cost of imported goods. But just...

...Dudley Dillard Donald Moggridge. Vol. XIX: Activities 1922–1929. The return to gold and industrial policy , 2 vols. London: Macmillan and the Cambridge University Press for the Royal Economic Society, 1981. Pp. 923. $85 for 2 vols. Vol. XXI: Activities 1931–1939. World crises...

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