... o 1981 by Duke University Press British thought on the influence of foreign trade and investment on growth, 1800-1880 Arthur I. Bloomfield, University of Pennsylvania I. Introduction A by-product of the postwar interest in the economics of growth has...

..., name index, and subject index. It belongs in every Marxist’s library, and in every research library. DePaul University WILLIAMM. DUGGER Cambridge monetary thought: development of saving-investment analysis from Marshall to Keynes. By Pascal Bridel. New York...

...Samuel Hollander Copyright © 1971 by Duke University Press 1971 Mr. Hollander is Professor of Economics at the University of Toronto. Some Implications of Adam Smith’s Analysis of Investment Priorities Samuel Hollander ADAMSMITH...

...-models.’ Southern Economic Journal 43 , no. 3 : 1218 -32. Bliss , C. J. 1975 . ‘The reappraisal of Keynesian economics.’ In Michael Parkin and A. R. Nobay, eds., Current Economic Problems (Cambridge). Bose , S. 1968 . ‘Optimal growth and investment allocation.’ Review...

... CCC 001 8-2702/90/$ I .50 The danger of approximation: Wicksell’s mistake on the average period of investment Bo Sandelin Knut Wicksell was not in the habit of letting careless mistakes pass into print. One seldom finds a formal or a logical error in his theoretical reasoning-so...

... mathématique des placements et des empruntsà long terme [The mathematical theory of long-term investing and credit]. Vol. 2 . Paris:Masson. Brenner, Reuven, and Gabrielle A. Brenner. 1990 . Gambling and Speculation: A Theory, a History, and a Future of Some Human Decisions . Cambridge: Cambridge...

... of the history of economics. Craufurd’s attitude toward his lived experience reveals degrees of investment and detachment analogous to his attitude toward the community of historians of economics. Correspondence may be addressed to Tiago Mata, email: [email protected] ; and Harro Maas, email: harro.maas...

... with other forms of land use, employing calculations that are in line with modern capital and investment theory. The emergence of this type of natural resource economic reasoning was stimulated by the extensive institutional and political changes in England in the latter part of the seventeenth century. Only...

... by cumulative investment. We finally study the different strategies for modeling learning developed in the 1950s and 1960s, showing the influence of RAND's and Armen Alchian's contributions on Arrow's use of a log-linear equation of learning and its introduction into an economic growth model. References...

... method, pointing out that Kalecki's theoretical conclusions were based on the tacit assumption that the decisions of consumption and investment are “independent from” the levy. Keynes's criticism is fully coherent with the method of analysis he adopted in the General Theory and with his critique...

..., the new idea of public spending on education as a form of investment with a demonstrably high rate of return, and the capacity to contribute to the achievement of important national goals, was enthusiastically communicated to the public by opinion leaders, policymakers, and even a president. This paper...

... in Economics” to Be Accomplished , there was never a unified school. A major theme, particularly for Joan Robinson, was the theory of investment advanced by Keynes in his General Theory . This in turn is examined critically. The post-Keynesian group, with the notable exception of Nicholas Kaldor, proved...

... to spend or invest money rather than letting it lie idle. Correspondence may be addressed to Philipp Rössner, University of Manchester, Arts, Languages and Cultures, Oxford Road, M13 9PL, UK; e-mail: [email protected] . I would like to thank Peter Blickle, Markus A. Denzel, Moritz...

... that new institutionalist monetary theories had a substantial influence on the Federal Reserve from the beginning of the Depression and pushed the Federal Reserve to focus on reducing interest rates on long-term assets and encouraging bank investments in such assets. This article will show how these ideas...

...Michael T. Belongia; Peter N. Ireland Abstract “The Relative Stability of Monetary Velocity and the Investment Multiplier in the United States, 1897–1958,” by Milton Friedman and David Meiselman (1963), typically is recognized as the original study that used a reduced-form equation to evaluate...

... individuals to keep idle balances in times of uncertainty: a precautionary motive, the lack of good investment opportunities, and the lack of information. For Say, the demand for money for precautionary motive rose during depressions, indicating that hoarding was a symptom rather than a cause of disturbance...

... extended, particularly at the RAND Corporation. Working on such matters, Kenneth Arrow took a keen interest in testing as a paradigm for information gathering in economic decision-making and in encouraging investment in R&D as an information-gathering exercise essential to making informed choices...

..., and a strong business and investment perspective was adopted. [email protected] Copyright 2025 by Duke University Press 2025 Bundesbank Adolf Weber ordoliberalism money inflation References “ Adolf Weber: Wegbereiter des deutschen Wirtschaftswunders—und des ifo Instituts .” 2024...

... the outset his goal had been to secure the survival of the school in Vienna’s increasingly hostile academic environment, in the course of time he invested most of his energies not in his scientific work but in unending conflicts in the realm of academic politics. Thus for Mayer the school’s defense became...

... in developing countries. Drawing partly on their long experience with US and Soviet agricultural modernization, Schultz and members of his agricultural economics group at the University of Chicago used suggestive empirical evidence to stress the importance of investment in human capital in economic growth...