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...Charles F. Peake Charles F. Peake is Associate Professor of Economics at the University of Maryland Baltimore County (UMBC). © 1978 by Duke University Press 1978 References Acaster , E. J. T. “Henry Thornton—The Banker,” parts 1, 2, 3. Three Banks Review , no. 104 ( Dec...

...Charles F. Peake Professor Charles F. Peake, Dept. of Economics, University of Maryland Baltimore County, 5401 Wilkins Ave., Baltimore, MD 21228 USA. Copyright © 1982 by Duke University Press 1982 References Beaugrand , Philippe . “Henry Thornton: A mise au point.” History...

...Charles F. Peake Henry Bretton. Albany, New York: State University of New York Press, 1980. Pp. 418. $34.00 cloth; $12.95 paperback. Copyright © 1982 by Duke University Press 1982 Book Reviews 125 stream of pure theory flowing from...

...Charles F. Peake Thomas M. Humphrey. Third edition. Richmond, Virginia: Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond, 1982. Pp. 234. No price indicated. Copyright © 1983 by Duke University Press 1983 286 History of Political Economy 152 (1983) I would not call this book worthy...

...Peter Temin This article recalls the unity of economics and history at MIT before the Second World War and their divergence thereafter. Economic history at MIT reached its peak in the 1970s, with three teachers of the subject to graduates and undergraduates alike. It declined until economic history...

... Haberler, Arnold Harberger, Roy Harrod, Albert Hirschman, Nicholas Kaldor, W. Arthur Lewis, and Dudley Seers shared conference halls for an entire week with high-profile Latin American economists. The conference has since been regarded as the peak of the controversy between monetarists and structuralists...

...] 1960 . Peak Load Pricing. Translated by H. W. Izzard. Journal of Business 33 : 157 -79. Borcherding, Thomas E., and Eugene Silberberg. 1978 . Shipping the Good Apples Out: The Alchian and Allen Theorem Reconsidered. Journal of Political Economy 86 : 131 -38. Bowen, Howard R. 1943...

... 1982 by Duke University Press Henry Thornton and the development of Ricardo’s economic thought: a comment Jumes C. W. Ahiakpor Charles T. Peake’s article in HOPE 10 (1978) on the influence of Henry Thornton on Ricardo’s monetary writings is very helpful in empha...

... recognition of achievement in various scientific fields. 4. In this study we use the term half-life loosely to mean the time elapsed till the citation frequency falls to one-half peak frequency. In other words, average half-life is equal to 1...

... . Money, interest and prices . New York. Peake , C. F. 1978 ‘Henry Thornton and the development of Ricardo's economic thought.’ History of Political Economy 10 . 2 : 193 -212. Peake , C. F. 1982 . ‘Henry Thornton: an accurate perspective.’ History of Political Economy 14 . 1 : 115...

... in Collected Works, vols. 2–3 , edited by J. M. Robson. Toronto, 1965 . Parguez , Alain . 1975 . Monnoie et macroéconomie . Paris. Patinkin , Don . 1956 . Money, Interest and Prices . 2d edition. New York, 1965 . Peake , Charles F. 1978 . “Henry Thornton and the Development...

... France , Paris . Boiteux Marcel . 1960a . “ L’énergie électrique: Données, problèmes et perspectives .” Annales des Mines , no. 10 : 631 – 50 . Boiteux Marcel . 1960b . “ Peak-Load Pricing .” Journal of Business 33 , no. 2 : 157 – 79 . Boiteux Marcel...

... AGE QUINQUENNIA Fig. 2. Age distribution of A.E.A. convention participants, 1959-69, by status. in Fig. 2. It is noteworthy that the age distribution of paper givers peaks at a younger age quinquennium than the age distribution of discussants. Paper givers most frequently appeared...

... by a constant for each period or frequency. Second, the periodogram of a sine wave with a single period is represented by a sharp peak in the periodogram ordinate at that periodicity, with the ordinate zero every- where else. 4. The early foundation papers on the periodogram in chronological...

... penetration, without regard to improving the efficiency with which the utility s resources were used. For industrial and commercial customers, this con- sisted of a rate consisting mostly of a demand charge based on the custom- er s peak use of power during the billing period, with a small charge for each...

... flattened out after March. The monthly index of adjusted income payments in- creased by only 1.1 per cent from March to August. The adjusted in- dex of compensation of employees reached its peak in May. Industrial activity as a whole ceased to expand, the increase in durable goods...

... response by the FBI to what Miss Bentley wrote in December 1953 for the New York Daily Mirror (see Peake 1988, 236). Referring to Currie, White, and others, she said, “I saw the documents they stole, I listened to the secret information they transmitted verbally, theyacted as spies on ideological...

... should be considered equals, and that Shakespeare, for instance, is neither better nor worse than the great Greek dramatists, for in this field the peak achievement of the human race at all periods has much the same quality. The implica- tion of this view is, of course, that once the full...

... by Arrow and Debreu was not the right one and that, in a relatively short time, even some of the stronger climbers would have reluctantly concluded that we were on a lonely peak far from the path traced out by earlier econ- omists. What I will argue here is that the basic framework to which eco...

... for the period 1780 to 1920. This period contains two completed cycles and a third, which, according to Kondratieff, had reached its zenith and was in a declining stage by 1928 (1984, 62). These cycles together with their troughs and peaks are shown in Table 1 below. The periods within each turning point...