...Vera Keller This essay situates Wilhelm Schröder’s 1686 Princely Treasury and Exchequer ( Fürstliche Schatzund Rent-Cammer ) within the context of manufacturing projects in London and Vienna and debates over happiness they engaged. Conceptualizations of happiness have been seen as chief differences...

..., Ill. Black , R. D. Collison . 1977 . Papers and correspondence of William Stanley Jevons, vol. 4. London. Checkland , S. G. 1949 . ‘The propagation of Ricardian economics in England.’ Economica (Feb.): 40 -52. Fetter , Frank W. 1965 . ‘Economic controversy in the British...

... University Press CCC 00 18-2702/90/$1 SO Kaldor’s lecture notes from Allyn Young’s London School of Economics class, 1928-29 Charles P. Blitch Allyn A. Young (1876-1929), a leading American economist with an international reputation in the interwar...

...Barbara Ingham; Paul Mosley This article is concerned with the decade and a half spent by the development economist Arthur Lewis at the London School of Economics between 1933 and 1948. It discusses the intellectual traditions of the institution that Lewis joined and the various influences...

... , Algernon . 1918 . Art Sales from Early in the Eighteenth Century to Early in the Twentieth Century (Mostly Old Master and Early English Pictures) . 3 vols. London: Chiswick Press. Gray , Basil . 1937 . The English Print . London: Adam & Charles Black. Griffiths , Antony . 1992 . Two...

...Marcia Pointon Copyright © 1999 by Duke University Press 1999 References An account of Mr. Cox's Intended Exhibition at Spring Gardens. British Magazine January 1772; reprinted in A Collection of Various Extracts … London: J. Bell, no date; sporadic pagination. (Guildhall Library, London...

...-FINAL.pdf . Becchio , Giandomenica . 2020 . A History of Feminist and Gender Economics . London : Routledge . Bergmann , Barbara R. 1998 . “ Two Cheers for CSWEP? ” Journal of Economic Perspectives 12 , no. 4 : 185 – 89 . Bergmann , Barbara R. 2005 . “ The Current...

... has been done previously. In particular, it is shown that a London-based editor and book reviewer, John Houghton, should be given credit for being perhaps the first who explicitly recognized the opportunity cost of forest capital. In his writings, published in 1683 and 1701, Houghton compared forestry...

... of Benjamin Franklin’s works in 1779. Vaughan deserves to be better known for many reasons: he was also an economist, influenced both by the Wealth of Nations and by the physiocrats, who wrote his own book on free trade (1788), which he also translated into French. He founded two London periodicals, supported...

... and 1815, the London-based journal The New Monthly Magazine published a series of anonymous essays under the titles “MS. Recollections of Lectures on Political Oeconomy” and “Recollections of the Unpublished Lectures of an Eminent Professor.” Comparing these essays with manuscript notes that students took...

.... Through the lens of his experience it is possible to understand the eclectic beginnings of development economics and locate some of its most important roots in the intellectual milieu of interwar Europe, from Vienna to London via Eastern and Southern Europe. What is more, Rosenstein-Rodan’s subsequent...

... at the London School of Economics in 1929. Correspondence may be addressed to Susan Howson, University of Toronto, Department of Economics, 150 St. George Street, Toronto, ON M5S 3G7, Canada; e-mail: s.howson@utoronto.ca . Copyright 2013 by Duke University Press 2013 References Amery Colin...

... in postwar years. Our reconstruction suggests that what really mattered with Phillips 1958 was that it provided a quantitative estimate of the unique level of the unemployment rate which was compatible with price stability. Even though the British Treasury and Phillips's London School of Economics colleague...

... in development economics at the London School of Economics. In addition, Bauer coauthored the first British textbook in development economics, The Economics of Under-developed Countries (1957), with Basil Yamey. This early history of development economics in Britain has therefore a very different provenance from...

... Solow, Ragnar Nurkse, Paul Rosenstein-Rodan, and Hla Myint. The heuristic role of the history of economic thought in Lewis’s works is discussed, as well as the influence of his London School of Economics background. Correspondence may be addressed to Mauro Boianovsky, mboianovsky@gmail.com...

...Charles Goodhart Till Time’s Last Sand: A History of the Bank of England, 1694–2013 . By Kynaston David . London : Bloomsbury , 2017 . xii; 879 pp. $75.00 . Copyright © 2018 Duke University Press 2018 ...

..., Geoffrey. 2004 . The Nature of Money . Cambridge, U.K.: Polity Press. Book Reviews The Cambridge Controversies in Capital Theory: A Study in the Logic of The- ory Development. By Jack Birner. London: Routledge, 2002. xviii; 206 pp. $115.00. This book, an updated version of the author’s 1990...

... gaze, in contrast with Dutt in Europe (particularly in his visits to London). Say, according to Alain Alcouffe and David Le Bris's article, appears not even to have noticed some salient characteristics of the sites he was taken to see, whereas we might have expected more from a serious political...

... minority Labour government, the Fabian road ended, inevitably, in a cul-de-sac. References Allett, J. 1982. New Liberalism, The Political Economy of J. A. Hobson. Toronto: University of Toronto Press. Besant, A. 1962. Industry under Socialism. In Fabian Essays. London: Allen & Unwin...