... of Toronto D. E. MOGGRIDGE Restauracidn politica de Espaiia. By Sancho de Moncada. Edited by Jean Vilar. Madrid: Fabrica Nacional de Moneda y Timbre, 1974. Pp. 278. 400 pesatas. Volume 1, Clasicos del Pensamiento Economico Espaiiol. Discurso sobre el fomento de la industria popular...

... . 1771 . Memorial ajustado … para fomentar … la agricultura y cria de ganados. … Madrid. de Campomanes , Pedro Rodríguez . 1774 . Discurso sobre el fomento de la industria popular . Madrid. de Campomanes , Pedro Rodríguez . 1775 . Apéndice a la educación popular . Vol. 2 . Madrid...

.... Shafer , Robert Jones. 1958 . The Economic Societies in the Spanish World (1763–1821) . Syracuse. Street , Donald R. 1986 . The Authorship of Campomanes' Discurso sobre el fomento de la industria popular: A Note. HOPE 18 . 4 : 655 -60. Swinburne , Henry 1779 . Travels through...

...: Economic and Aesthetic Man. Victorian Studies 36 . 2 : 125 -53. Geddes , Patrick . 1884 . John Ruskin: Economist . Edinburgh: William Brown. Golby , J. M. , and A. W. Purdue. 1984 . The Civilisation of the Crowd: Popular Culture in England 1750–1900 . London: Batsford Academic...

... made helpful comments on a previous draft. All translations from Spanish were made by the author. Copyright © 1986 by Duke University Press 1986 References Pedro Rodríguez de , Campomanes 1979 . Discurso sobre el fomento de la industria popular (1774). Facsimile. Oviedo...

... corrective to academic and intellec- tual complacency. University of Nottingham and Duke University A. W. COATS The people’s science: the popular political economy of exploitation and crisis 1816-34. By Noel W. Thompson. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1984. Pp. 252...

...Mark Aldrich After decades of decline, US prices rose about 2.5 percent a year from 1897 to World War I and then more than doubled between 1914 and 1920. Popular explanations for these events can be studied via editorials and editorial cartoons, which reflected and contributed to an outpouring...

... to the bank and dabble his hand in a heap of sovereigns.” Babson College FRANKC. GENOVESE Coin and conscience: popular views of money, credit, and speculation, sixteenth through nineteenth centuries. (Preface by Ruth Rogers). Boston: Harvard Busi- ness School...

... to restructure it. ADVANCE PUBLICATION Flawed Players in a Complex Game: Popular Audiovisual Explanations of Economics in the United States Roei Davidson Introduction The rap­idly dig­it­izi­ng infra­struc­ture on which the econo­ my now rests has accele­ r­ated econ­ omic change and destabilized soci­ety more...

... Monetary Regime Changes Affected the Popularity of IS-LM? Scott Sumner Finally, what emerges clearly from this study of Keynes’s views on monetary policy are the close links between theory and policy. For every change in the problem at hand came new proposals...

...Chris Godden Many interwar British economists actively engaged in public economic discourse. Any investigation into these popular economic writings forces the historian to appreciate the frailty, novelty, and, most importantly, sheer extent of the material available. Such popular (nonacademic...

...John Staddon Choice behavior is studied differently in humans and in animals, and different theories have arisen to explain the results. I suggest that an approach derived from animal studies is also appropriate for human choice. Daniel Kahneman and Amos Tversky's prospect theory , a popular two...

... agricultural conditions; on the other, adaptation consisted of a form of institutional engineering, to harness political will, popular support, and bureaucratic structures for land reform. He developed, therefore, an array of methodological suggestions to collect relevant information during short visits...

... the importance of Paine's experience as an exciseman in England, as well as the context of popular radicalism and religious dissent that prevailed in the country at the start of the Industrial Revolution. The Cambridge School, and especially Quentin Skinner, have always urged historians to avoid anachronisms...

... the popular and scholarly divide, we can examine how economics participates in the making of mass culture. Correspondence may be addressed to Tiago Mata, Department of Science and Technology Studies, University College London, UK; email: t.mata@ucl.ac.uk . Copyright © 2018 Duke University Press 2018...

...Gregory R. Woirol Despite lack of support from professional economists, the idea of a tax on labor-saving machinery as a policy to help displaced workers had widespread popular appeal in the US throughout the Great Depression of the 1930s. A response to concerns about technological unemployment...

... of an authoritarian regime, how could an imported policy idea that bluntly contradicted official ideology reach a degree of dissemination and (among a specific stratum of the elite) popularity that would later turn it into a central pillar of reform policy? An important finding is that the idea of convergence united...

...Alice O’Connor This essay explores two critical moments in the recent history of US inequality, when economic measures drew attention to gaping disparities in the American political economy: the early 1960s, when popularized social statistical reporting led to the “discovery” of, and declaration...

.... Throughout the 1930s, the Society for the Promotion of Engineering Education, faculty, and engineering professionals analyzed the relevance of economics to their work and the best ways to help students appreciate its importance. The Depression attached urgency to such discussions, as popular commentary...

... are not the center of the moral universe. In contemporary presentations and popularizations of astronomical theories the realization is that literally we, on Earth, are not the center of the physical universe. Adam Smith's theory of moral development, and therefore his moral defense of commercial societies, seems...