...W. D. Sockwell Thomas A. Boylan and Timothy P. Foley London: Routledge, 1992. 160 pp. $68.50. Copyright © 1994 by Duke University Press 1994 Book Reviews 521 Political Economy and Colonial Ireland: The Propagation and Ideological Func...

... : 694 . ____. 1933 . Propagation Problems and Impulse Problems in Dynamic Economics. In Essays in Honour of Gustav Cassel , 171 -205. London: Allen & Unwin. Frisch, R., and H. Holme. 1935 . The Characteristic Solutions of a Mixed Difference and Differential Equation Occurring in Economic...

... as well) for deficiencies in “backbending” labor supply analysis. After a very long silence over this matter in the economic literature, James Buchanan, in 1971, unsuccessfully tried to propagate Lionel Robbins's use of the offer-curve approach for labor supply analysis. He praised its general equilibrium...

... Statistical Association 23 (supplement): 73 -78. ____. 1933 . Propagation Problems and Impulse Problems in Dynamic Economics. In Economic Essays in Honour of Gustav Cassel , edited by Karen Koch, 171 -205. London: Frank Cass. ____. 1934 . Circulation Planning: Proposal for a National Organization...

... : 65 –69. Frisch, R. 1933 . Propagation Problems and Impulse Problems in Dynamic Economics. In Economic Essays in Honour of Gustav Cassel . London: Allen and Unwin. Goodwin, R. M. 1946 . Innovations and the Irregularity of Economic Cycles. Review of Economic Statistics 28.2 : 95 –104...

... of new research programs, or Donald McCloskey ’s charac- terization of rhetorical persuasion as the mechanism for propagation of new theoretical approaches. The absence of attention to the latter is partic- ularly surprising, given Keynes’s self-professed intention in the preface 244 William...

... . Frisch Ragnar . 1933 . “ Propagation Problems and Impulse Problems in Dynamic Economics .” In Economic Essays in Honor of Gustav Cassel , 171 – 205 . London : Allen and Unwin . ———. ( 1938 ) 1948 . “ Statistical versus Theoretical Relations in Economic Macrodynamics .” Reproduced...

..., 8 Feb. 1932. Nordic Statistical Journal , 1932b . Frisch , Ragnar . “Konjunkturene.” Verdensoekonomien i efterkrigstiden . Universitets radiofordrag, serie B, 1932c . Frisch , Ragnar . “Propagation Problems and Impulse Problems in Dynamic Economics.” In Economic Essays in Honour...

.... Then as industry B buys of C, D, &c., the adver- sity of B tells on C, D, &c., and as these buy of E, F, &c., the effect is propagated through the whole alphabet. And in a certain sense it rebounds. Z feels the want caused by the diminished custom of A, B, and C, and so these do not earn as much...

... of economic theory. This paper is adapted from a dissertation at Yale University. History of Political Economy 26:l 0 1994 by Duke University Press. CCC 0018-2702/94/$1.50 2 History of Political Economy 26: 1 (1994) Second, there are the “propagation mechanisms” ’ that transmit the original...

... and the Rise of Trygve Haavelmo's Probability Approach. Econometric Theory 21 : 491 –533. ———. 2007a . Ragnar Frisch's Business Cycle Approach: The Genesis of the Propagation and Impulse Model. European Journal of the History of Economic Thought 14 : 449 –86. ———. 2007b . Writing...

... and Consumer-Taking: A Rejoinder. Journal of Political Economy 40 : 253 -55. ____. 1933 . Propagation Problems and Impulse Problems in Dynamic Economics. Economic Essays in Honor of Gustav Cassel . London: George Allen and Unwin. Heertje, A., and P. Heemeijer. 2002 . On the Origin of Samuelson's...

... spread anti-English feeling among Germans and was one of the princi- pal advocates of imperial expansion (pp. 117-18 and 120). His main ‘achieve- ment,’ however, was a three-decade long effort to propagate the idea of racial purity in thought and practice in Germany (p. 120). He was probably...

... the cultural framework in which economics has become internationalized and/or Americanized. The spread of the use of the English language has been propagated through American television and movies, which are popular worldwide. The use of mathematics has become common in a number...

... alone the supporting players and popularizers, partly because such studies are too time-consuming and too demanding intellectually. The propagation of economic ideas has been grossly neglected,” and there is an urgent need for careful research into the rise, dissemination, and impact...

... by Feuer and Carroll in the Annals of Science for July 1976. When I wrote my article I was most unhappily unaware of both studies by Feuer.2 Feuer’s discovery finally puts an end to the legend surrounding this letter, a legend first propagated by the Moscow Marx-Engels Institute in 193 1...

... . Englewood Cliffs, N.J. : Prentice-Hall . Frisch R. 1933 . “ Propagation Problems and Impulse Problems in Dynamic Economics .” In Economic Essays in Honour of Gustav Cassel , 171 – 206 . London : Allen & Unwin . Furtado C. 1950 . “ Caraterísticas gerais da economia brasileira...

... chauvinists and rabid Judeophobes as well. The last chapter details how the neoconservatives came to hatc the Weimar Republic more than the Wilhelminian order, how they groped towards a radically antiliberal social order (p. 212), and how they propagated their hatred of liberal modernity in order...

... neglected” areas is the study of the propagation of eco- nomic doctrines, both within the country of their birth and across national frontiers. In addition to pursuing the paths of the diffusion of new ideas, one may also trace the trajectory of persistent economic fallacies. Professor...

... greater control over his environ- ment, and thereby increases his freedom and the range of human choice. The dissenters and cavillers he chronicles have done little to change the ideas that men of goodwill set out to propagate forty-five years ago. Boston University...